Irving's Ace Cutting

A tribute to John Scarney's Cutting to the Aces. After the cards have been thorougly mixed, you prove that no breaks, crimps or jogs will be used. You then proceed to cut to the four Aces.

An alternate method is also taught. In this variation, you explain that the reason why you were able to cut to the Aces is because they were marked as you turn them over to show they're a different back design from the rest of the deck. It doesn't stop there though as you now turn over all the cards to show they're blank.

Knowledge of Irving Quant's Distribution Technique is essential.