Combine the above Simon Aronson gives a few suggestions on how you can take the above 3 effects and turn them into a full routine that flows from one into the next.
Learning more stacked deck routines is definitely on my short magic 'to-do' list!So, this was a long-winded way of saying:1. This setup is built into the Aronson stack, allowing you to perform your favorite 10 card poker deal routine with it. To me, it was worth it for just that one effect, but there is so much more you can do. (I also made up a set of drill cards with Lorayne's peg word and the stack number on the flip side of the actual card - it really helped me to practice.) Believe it or not, I learned the stack just so I could perform one effect, Aronson's 'Invisible Card' (which is basically an Invisible Deck routine without an invisible deck).
Using his method, I was able to memorize the Aronson stack in about 30 minutes after that it was just a matter of practicing mentally whenever I had a spare moment. (To find the download, go to the 'Magician's Only Area', then look under 'Memorized Deck Magic'.)Regarding the Lorayne memory method, I learned this over 20 years ago from Lorayne's book, 'How to Develop a Super Power Memory'. Aronson actually has a free PDF download on his site, titled, 'Memories are Made of This,' in which he actually provides the stack, describes its basic uses, and shares a few routines using it. To be honest, I haven't really explored all the possibilities, but the potential is obvious if you just read through some of the esssays on memorized deck magic.
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