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Magic1 Elite user Los Angeles 408 Posts 
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Anyone know about Joe Riding’s memorized deck effect? Thank you.
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Magic1 Elite user Los Angeles 408 Posts
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At the beginning of this thread, some people said that this is their favorite Memdeck routine. But follow ups by Turk and I have yielded nothing. Does anyone know what Joe Riding’s effect was? Cheers!
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Merc Man Inner circle NUNEATON, Warwickshire 2536 Posts
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I know a lot about Joe Riding's mem deck (which he primarily used to raise money at charity events).
What exactly do you need to know fella?
Barry Allen
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Merc Man Inner circle NUNEATON, Warwickshire 2536 Posts
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Clearly not a lot.
Barry Allen
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JBSmith1978 Veteran user NY 389 Posts
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I'm interested in the Riding routine as well. Maybe one of his friends can bury it print for us.
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Nicolino Inner circle 2893 Posts
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I'm not aware either of any published mem deck routine by Joe Riding (which of course doesn't mean anything). Merc Man, one thing many here would like to learn is where (if so?) his mem deck routines were published.
Otherwise, can you describe what made them special?
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Magic1 Elite user Los Angeles 408 Posts
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We all would love to know Mercman.
BTW, I somerimes only get to check the magic Café occasionally. That doesn’t mean I wasn’t very tinterested in your thoughts. Thank you. |
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tjackson8685 New user 52 Posts
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After seeing Pit Hartling perform I picked up his book "In Order". I have not yet memorized a deck but I thought his work and lecture were so good I bought the book anyways! Love his Sherlock effect.
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Merc Man Inner circle NUNEATON, Warwickshire 2536 Posts
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Only just revisited this thread. I wish people would have PM'd me at the time - they may have then received a timely response, instead of 6 years later!
Anyway, to answer the question(s) above. Joe Riding outlined his Memorised Deck(s) Method (and routining) within Level 8 of his 'Close-up Magic Course' in 1996.
Barry Allen
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rowdymagi5 Inner circle Virginia 3624 Posts
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On Mar 20, 2024, Merc Man wrote: I would say that will be hard to find. It is too bad some of his memorized routines may be lost to the magic community. |
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The_MetalMaster Veteran user Indiana 321 Posts
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For me personally, I find Simon Aronson's Two Beginnings to be the absolute best. This is actually the first memorized deck routine I learned when I first began 13 years ago, and I never stopped. It's quick and effective, and don't need a table. You can keep the deck in your own hands, and the presentation is straight to the point. Never fails to impress people! Great for couples too!
Card Calling(mem deck not necessary) and Birthday Book have been very valuable to me too. |
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JuanPoop Loyal user Luckily for you, I only have 216 Posts
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I mess around with a lot of mem-deck tricks, but the ones I seem to keep coming back to are these:
- Barrie Richardson's ACAAN with stack - Simon Aronson - Invisible Card, Two Beginnings, Histed Heisted and Everybody's Lazy - Darwin Ortiz - Test Your Luck and Zen Master - Dani daOrtiz - Or Not! - Looch - Intuitive Aii - Bill Malone - Hands Off - Memory Test - Ben Earl - Ramjollock
aka Lucky John
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JuanPoop Loyal user Luckily for you, I only have 216 Posts
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^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
I should have added Matt Baker to the list above - particularly Card College, Triple Fried and Casablanca. Some of the tricks outlined are similar to others on the list, so I like to switch between them to keep it interesting. For example Hands Off - Memory Test, Card College, Everybody's Lazy and Intuitive Aii have some similarities, but switching between them keeps them all fresh. Also comes in handy for a "show me again" or "show me another" occasion.
aka Lucky John
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AlxRosekoski New user 40 Posts
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I can’t put the link here right now, but if you search “the trick that fooled shin lim” on Oscar Owen’s channel it should come right up
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JuanPoop Loyal user Luckily for you, I only have 216 Posts
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On Mar 31, 2024, AlxRosekoski wrote: Here you go . . . https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_TF_Ixz2zjo&t=2s This trick definitely uses a full deck stack, but Oscar doesn't use a mem-deck. Do you use a mem-deck for it?
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