Roll-Over Aces

Roll-Over Aces is a Triumph based card effect developed by Derek Dingle where the deck is given several face-up and face-down shuffles then following occurs:

• The deck is "rolled" on the table, leaving 4 packets behind with an Ace on each packet.
• The Ace packets are spread revealing four Royal Flushes under each.
• The remainder of the deck is spread showing all the cards are separated by suit and in numerical order.

The Roll-Over action was created by Ron Ferris.

Variations

• Derek Dingle's Roll-Over Aces in Riffle Shuffle Technique Part Two (1975)
• Bruce Cervon's Roll Em Over Again and Roll-Over Aces in Card Secrets of Bruce Cervon - uses any named four of a kind (no royal flushes) (1976)
• Roll-Over-Kill by Ariel Frailich (1979)
• Derek Dingle's Rollover Aces in The Complete Works of Derek Dingle (1982)
• Ray Mertz' "Slop Shuffle" Roll Over in Apocalypse, Vol. 8, No. 9, Sep. 1985
• Jean-Jaques Sanvert's One-Shuffle Rollover in Apocalypse, Vol. 11, No. 11, Nov. 1988

• Doug Conn's Flush Brush in Connjuring (2004) is a variant of Chris Kenner's Paint By Numbers in Totally Out of Control (1992) of which Derek Dingle's "roll-over aces" was his inspiration.