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The [[Everchange Count]] is a false count with cards developed by [[Alex Elmsley]] to count 4 cards as 5 while hiding one. It can be used to display a face-up card apparently in the middle of 4 face down cards. | The [[Everchange Count]] is a false count with cards developed by [[Alex Elmsley]] to count 4 cards as 5 while hiding one. It can be used to display a face-up card apparently in the middle of 4 face down cards. | ||
− | It is explained in [[The Collected Works of Alex Emlsley]] | + | It is explained in [[The Collected Works of Alex Emlsley]] as part of the routine "The Great Pretender". |
== Variations == | == Variations == |
Revision as of 20:16, 26 May 2008
The Everchange Count is a false count with cards developed by Alex Elmsley to count 4 cards as 5 while hiding one. It can be used to display a face-up card apparently in the middle of 4 face down cards.
It is explained in The Collected Works of Alex Emlsley as part of the routine "The Great Pretender".
Variations
- Marlo's version appears in Sticks and Stones No. 13.