Australian Aces | Nick Trost & Murphy's Magic Yu Ho Jin He has developed a variety

He has developed a variety of routines for these performances

Lie to Me: Garrett starts off by pulling out a random card

although the central theme is material that's really only suitable for adults and teen audiences

Leo Smetsers presents an extension to the Monkey Fist Balls

layouts and procedures

Australian Aces | Nick Trost & Murphy's Magic Yu Ho Jin He has developed a varietyNick Trost's Australian Aces is quite possibly the best monte on the market! You openly display four cards (three Aces of Diamonds and an Ace of Clubs). You then ask the spectator to follow the black Ace. To make things easier for the spectator, you remove one of the red aces and set it aside, face down on the table. You show the remaining cards (two red Aces and a black Ace) in your hands. Next, the black Ace is put between the other two red Aces.