LEARN THE AMAZING SLOP CARD TRICK ( FOUR ACES VARIATION )

To perform this card trick, I have a deck of cards here. And first, I shuffle this deck properly. And after shuffling, I'm going to mix the deck again, but this time in a different way. What I'll do is take some cards and turn them face up. Then I'll take some cards face down. Then some cards are face up, face down. And in a messy way, I'm going to shuffle the entire deck. You can verify this by doing the following: some cards are face up, and some are face down. Then some cards are face up and some are face down. Some cards are face down and back to back. In this way, the deck is shuffled in a chaotic manner. Now what I'll do is take this deck and spin it like this. And if I snap it like this, you'll notice that all the cards are back to normal. All the cards are back to normal, face down. Except for 4 cards, which are four aces. So this is the trick. Let's do it. Hey everyone, welcome to another video. In today's video, we are going to learn a variation of the Slop card trick or the Triumph card trick. In which you mix the cards face up and face down and reveal four aces at the end. Normally, we select the cards and at the end, the selection is the same single card facing up. But in this case, four aces are face up. So this is another variation you can perform. To do this, you must separate the first four aces. And then these four aces will go to the bottom of the deck. Here I've kept four aces at the bottom. After this, to begin the trick, you can perform a riffle shuffle. Now, in the riffle shuffle, you have to pay attention to one thing. You have to riffle the first four aces. So I leave a wide gap. I mean, I leave some cards aside and start the riffle shuffle in this manner. With this, when you close the deck, the four aces will remain at the bottom. Then you will tell the spectator that we have completed the shuffle. But now I will shuffle in a different way. That will be, I will take some cards from here and you will take some cards. And you will flip it and place it on top of it. Now I am saying that I am going to shuffle the cards face up and face down. So basically, here's how it works: you take some cards and flip them. And then, if I show you from below, you slide and take some more cards. Then you place the same face-up cards on top of it and flip the whole thing over. What happens in this thing is that it seems you're mixing up face-up and face-down cards. But in reality, if you notice, the cards are basically half face up and half face down. So it doesn't mix; it's just face up and face down. So you take some cards and flip them. Then you take some cards and flip them. And this is how you shuffle until you reach the end. Because when you reach the end, you must leave 4 cards. So here you spread them out well and count 4 cards. Don't rush, or some cards will be left behind. So you count 4 cards like this. And then at the end, you must place those four cards on top of the face-up packet. So the situation is like this: there are four aces on top. Then turn up the cards and then turn down the cards. Now to show, the deck has been shuffled, some cards face up and some face down. What you will do is, let's say, starting from the bottom, this is the middle section. So if you break toward the bottom, you'll notice the bottom card of the top packet. There is a face-up card below it, and there is a face-down card here. So in this way, you can tell that there is a face-up card here and a face-down card here. If you cut just a little above the midpoint, you'll get a face-up card on this side and a face-down card on the other side. And if you cut right in the middle, where a natural break occurs. Because the face-up and face-down cards are being separated. And just because these are paper cards, if you're using paper cards, then a natural break will be made. Where the cards will be face to face. Okay, there is a face-down card here and there is a face-down card here. So you can cut it in this section and show it. And by cutting it at this point, just because a natural break has occurred. Because of that, you can easily cut it there. What you need to do is flip this packet over and place it in the center like this. Okay, you can see here that our work has been completed. The four aces are face up and placed in the middle of the deck, while the rest of the cards are normal. So you are simply in this situation. Aces face up, face down. Now cut it in half. And then, if you'd like, you can also keep this packet by turning it over. Or, if you wish, after showing it, you can place it however you like. Alright, so you turn it over under the pretense of showing. And then you spin it like this, snap it, or do whatever you want to do. And then you can show that all the cards have returned to normal. Except for four cards, which are four aces. Okay, so in the same way you can perform this card trick. Now let's talk about it—if you want, you can use this card trick on other four of a kind. Let's say you can use Kings, you can use Jacks. If you wish, you can also use four selections. Let's say you have four selections. Then you have to control it and control it at the bottom. After that, the same process: face up, face down, face up, face down. And then, before reaching the end, you must leave four cards. You must place the face-up packet on top. Then you will show face up, face down. Then you will cut from below, face up, face down. Then, in the middle, you have to place them face to face and flip them over on top. You have to snap it, you have to return all the cards to their normal state. Except for four cards, which are four aces. Okay, and if you are receiving a selection, then there will be four selections. There is not much left; practice it well before performing. And yes, that's it. 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