Now for the latest instalment of the Byford Legacy: The Impossible Royals.
I came up with this a LONG time ago, and I kept it to myself for a LOOOONG time.
I’m finally ready to tip it.
Impossible Royals is the strongest way to do a fusion of methods for the Byford aces. We start with the regular Byford, adding The Royals finale and then seamlessly fusing into the Impossible Aces, but with a repeat of the Royals Finale adding even more impossibility to the final climax..
The methods cancel each other out and you’re left with a bona fide miracle.
On this video you will find two handlings, either will take you smoothly into the world of Impossible Royals, I’ll explain the set up, how they meld both methods into the same deck, and everything else that you need to know.
This is the best version of Byford Aces that I have come up with… so far :)
Per a few requests here's the basic structure of the set-up
4 ACES
12 COURT CARDS IN SEQUENCE
1 THICK CARD
12 ACES IN SEQUENCE
1 DOUBLE BACKED WIDE & THICK CARD
21 INDIFFERENT CARDS
It's even possible to do Byford with indifferent cards first, then Royals and then Impossible Aces - if you really want to push it :)
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BYFORD 10 - BERNING ROYALS
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