Aces off the Cuff (Al Leech)

The first version of this routine I learned was "Sleeve Aces" from Earl Nelson's Variations. This rendition is in Card College Volume 2, and is a combination of ideas from Al Leech, Earl Nelson, Ed Marlo, Richard Vollmer, and Roberto Giobbi. The original plot, by Al Leech, was titled "Two Hands, Four Aces".

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• Aces
• off
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• Cuff
• Glen
• Guldbeck
• Earl
• Nelson
• Roberto
• Giobbi
• Ed
• Marlo
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• magic
• sleight
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• manipulation

[peppermints666]

wow thats amazing :D loved it!

[gbeck1114]

Thanks for watching!! I appreciate the compliment. Card College has a such a wealth of great, practical material that plays really well for laymen. Have a nice Memorial Day weekend!!

Glen

[SleightlyShady]

"Now for those of you that are color blind......hummer." Hahaha that's golden! Great performance and patter. 5/5

Brandon

[gbeck1114]

Thanks Brandon! Yeah, I have a warped sense of humor. Can't help it...lol. Happy New Year to you and yours....

Glen

[mooretimothy62]

Thanks so much for posting, very well done. I'm going thru Card College V2, I went thru this routine and wondered if it was worth the work. You prove that it is. Thanks again, I wonder how long it took you to learn this?

[gbeck1114]

Thanks for the comment and question. It's totally worth the effort and plays well for laymen. I used to perform Sleeve Aces from Earl Nelson's "Variations" back in the 80s. After reading the CC version I just fell in love with the presentation and migrated to it. So many gems in the CC series...

Glen

[MrMagmaster]

i can't do the popover move :(

[arkham666]

smooth handling, funny patter, overall entertaining to watch. I love performing this trick, myself. Nicely done.