Allan Ackerman - Las Vegas Kardma (PDF)

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Allan Ackerman is considered one of the top cardmen in the world. He has an incredibly broad repertoire with cards. In Las Vegas Kardma you'll find over 50 choice Ackerman masterpieces, ranging from completely self working to the knucklebusters that cardmen love to study. Allan's routines are designed with one main goal, totally devastate an audience.

Table of Contents

1. Gemini Mates and its Variations
   12. My Favorite Gemini
   15. Tell-All Gemini
   18. Gem-Money Mates
   20. Aronson's Gemini
2. Ace Assemblies
   23. Finally Unassembled
   29. Finally Unassembled-Gaffed
   34. Bag of O'Henrys
   39. Some More Blues
3. Every Move a Move
   46. Swing Cut Bottom Palm
   48. The AB Bottom Palm
   50. Ackerman Varies Kelly to a Full Bottom Palm
   52. Some Thoughts on the Zarrow Shuffle
   55. The Movie Control
   57. The Spooky Altman Trap
   59. Master Move Action Palm
   61. A Kosy Kut
   64. A Tabled Reverse
   66. A Reverse Double Undercut
4. Some Marlo Gems
   69. A Double Color Change
   71. Marlo's Double Brainwave Update
   73. Marlo's General Card Presentation
   76. Stacked Topsy Turvy Aces
5. A Potpourri of Effects
   80. Revisiting the Card Case Collectors
   85. The Spectator Cuts Double
   89. The Spectator Cuts Triple
   92. Impromptu Paul Fox
   96. The Vanishing Aces
   100. Ackerman's Opener
   105. Mixed Up Blues
   109. In Place of a Set-up
   112. The 76 Sandwich
   116. Another Reverse Matrix
   120. Twenty-Five Year Old Brain Wave
   122. Small Packet All Backs
   127. A Self-Working Quick Coincidence
   130. A New Game
   133. TwoGetherness
   135. The Almost Perfect Transposition
   139. For Magicians Only
   141. Return of the Black Widow
   144. Impromptu Sidewalk Shuffle
   149. Another Sidewalk Shuffle
   153. No-Throw Monte
   156. Out of this World #2000
   158. Quad Transposition
   160. Wright On
   163. Almost Consistent Cries and Whispers
6. Appendix
   169. The Slip Shod
   171. The Elmsley Count
   172. Up the Ladder
   173. The Three-Card Location
   175. The Faro Shuffle

1st edition 1994; 176 pages.
word count: 46928 which is equivalent to 187 standard pages of text