Triumph Ace Project By Miku W

This teaching project covers my four Triumph Ace routines. The deck is riffle-shuffled face-up into face-down, and in the end all the cards turn face-down except the four Aces face-up. You can also have the spectator freely select four cards and reveal them via a Triumph ending.

Triumph Ace: My favorite Triumph Ace—after a face-up/face-down shuffle, only the four Aces remain face-up in an instant.

Quadruple Cut Triumph: The four Aces are inserted into four different locations and the deck is mixed face-up into face-down. The magician successively cuts to the selections from the center and restores the deck to one orientation.

Flip the Shuffle Four Aces: Turn the deck over, cut it into six face-up/face-down packets, and interlace them. The first face-up card is an Ace, and a table spread reveals the other three face-up Aces.

Rotate Aces: The spectator cuts the deck into four piles. The magician inserts one Ace into each, then spreads to show all four Aces face-up.