Literally happened the first time I did it😂

​@@reeserip3281 but ace was reverse so how ?

@@Paradox806 Because you told them anywhere in the deck and not explicitly to not cut the aces off the card below it :P If you did they'd be onto you quite quickly though so there's just going to be a risk involved in this trick. If you want to prevent that don't let the audience cut but riffle and make them tell stop again so you can fix to stop a card later sneakily when you get unlucky.

Then the instruction is he is encouraged to cut again or you cut. Simples. The more cuts the more random it looks

Then magic is over 😂

I was thinking this as well guys, what you do if you get cut to a ACE??

@@Alecsweet3057 restack it and say “try again until you get a card face down.

Honestly I would just say so the first card will be a king and then go on? Idk

The chance you take

@@Alecsweet3057 Just point to another of the group and ask them to cut the deck as well...

Very good idea! And it would be especially good if you were to do the trick with the story of the ladies (queens) looking for a date, as Donald Gann suggested in his comment above.

They would ask you to shuffle the sack!

How can you match them?

Hahaha. I used that in a previous 4 aces tutorial.

Yeah I was thinking that after but I said the aces where assassins torturing and killing each king after a man's son was killed and never found then at the end little Jackie (jack of whatever suit) was found sleeping in the barn!(the deck box)and started off will a joker in my hand telling the dad his son was killed

​@@deserteagle3906 all that from a deck of cards?

@@Mike-ju1vl lol a bit overboard?

Good idea

I still couldn't get it

So the kings are all top of the deck. This means they'll be the bottom card of each pile you put down by default since you deal down 4 piles and there are 4 kings all on top of the deck. By stacking back the piles the kings of the pile you're holding will end up on top of the Ace you placed on top of the pile you put it on. This happens with 3 piles but 1 king remains on the bottom because you didn't stack it onto anything yet. By cutting anywhere in the deck (except the cards directly above your aces) that bottom card now has an excuse to land on top of that final ace you have on top of your deck. Also make sure it's a single, clean, 2-packet cut. One packet from the top goes to the bottom of the remaining packet. Any type of actual shuffling will lose your Aces and Kings with a high chance. It's safest to do the cut yourself but if you leave the cards in your audience hands make sure to grab about half a packet place it next to the deck then almost put the bottom on top to show them how it's done (though don't finish the cut just put it back and the original top on top so they can get to do the actual cut). Some people do wild things when not instructed properly :P Now when the audience does it there's another problem of them accidentally cutting exactly above an Ace. Just make up some silly story about the Aces being shy or wanting to work in private so they aren't allowed to end up on top. Then they'll either decide to recut entirely or they add your king back on top or the ace back under your king for you either way works out.

I don't really see it that way I thought he places the Kings when he stacks the cards

@@jameswilkins156 any time a deck is cut, the (prior) bottom card ends up on top of the (prior) top card.

@@jameswilkins156 each hand has a king on bottom and an ace on top. When he attacks the hands, 3 of the aces have kings on top of them. But the 4th ace is on top and the 4th King is on bottom. Cutting the deck brings them together.

Thank you Phil! Much appreciated!

Thank you my friend!

If an audience member decides to cut the deck in half and you see an ace on top just make up something about the Aces being a bit shy and wanting to work in private or some bull like that :P They'll either have to put the Ace back on the bottom or the bottom back on the Ace. Either way works out. To be completely safe of course you'll have to just riffle and let them say stop again so you can control your stop with a sneaky extra card if you see the ace is on top.

Some I come up with and others I adapt from what I see others performing.

Just say something like "Hey! No cheating !" and get them to cut again.

For example lol we know what it means to match suits but I get ya

Or, simply have them complete the cut and ask them to cut again.

The cut before you deal the card?

@@wkhau268 No, I think he is talking about when they cut the cards after all the dealing is done.

@@dowaliby1 That would work. Good call.

When you have the deck cut the king from the bottom goes on top of the ace that faces up on the top of the deck

Thank you! Very much appreciated!