This project features three of my original self-working card routines. Continuing the theme established in Volumes 1 and 2, these routines deliver powerful effects through simple methods.

Each routine offers a distinct style: a trick where the spectator freely cuts the deck to locate their chosen card; an effect combining cards and numbers; and a completely impromptu method for controlling a mentally selected card to any desired position. No difficult sleight-of-hand is required; these powerful routines are accessible to anyone and capable of fooling even fellow magicians.

■ 32-Card Dealing Miracle:
The spectator freely selects two cards. The magician lays out three piles on the table and invites the spectator to freely cut their chosen cards into the center of these piles. As the magician deals cards from the ends of the piles, the final two cards dealt turn out to be the spectator's selections. Furthermore, despite the spectator having complete freedom in where they cut, the magician also successfully deals out all four Aces.

■ Casual Indicator:
A card-location routine with a clever twist. After the spectator freely selects a card and the magician shuffles, the spectator freely cuts the deck. When the magician deals through the cut packet, the value of the final card reveals the exact position of the selected card.

■ Four-Way Clues:
An impromptu ACAAN (Any Card At Any Number) routine. It utilizes a method to control a mentally selected card to any chosen position within the deck.