Any new ideas out there?

Can you be more specific, i.e., how to memorize the deck, dependant stack builds, dependant stack routines and/or routines with a memorized deck?

It's not new but you might like to check out some of the ideas by Lewis Jones on this subject. He has some nice ideas about memorizing decks and various principles with the stacked deck.
You might like to check out these books.
Cardiograms,The Spring Of 52,Con-Sessions,Counter Feats,Shampagne,Imp Romp2,Lusions. Priced at about £12 each they are not bad value for money.

If you haven't yet read it, I'd urge you to check out the extensive essay on Full-Deck Stacks posted on The Deceptionary (you'll find it in the "information" section). It has a lot of material on memorized decks.

... Doug

And also, to explore the stacks, develop new routines with the stacks, and test your knowledge of the stacks, you might want to check out the free StackView software (www.stackview.com) -- the latest version is now available.

Some of the most widely used stacks are built in, and you can also design and enter your own stacks.

Nick

Doug,

Thanks for the reference to your essay on your web site. Also, I much appreciate the addenda/revisions to Mindsights that you have posted there.

Steve