The Paradiddle Principle by Max Krause

Max Krause presents his latest brainchild "The Paradiddle Principle Book."

Paradiddle Principle Def. "A revolutionary card technique allowing for a multitude of presentational possibilities limited only by your imagination also incorporating a left-right hand pattern but with 52 variations"

Sounds complex, but this is a really cool concept. Here's a basic description of a main effect:

Your spectator selects a card (free choice) and the card is returned to the deck. The spectator deals the cards into alternating piles. A pile is eliminated. This process is repeated a few times, ultimately leaving only 1 card on the table, which is the selection.

The best part about the Paradiddle Principle is that their card can be literally anywhere in the deck, the spectator does all the dealing, and the effect can be instantly repeated as many times as you want. Everything is done with a borrowed, shuffled deck. The Paradiddle Principle at it's core has virtually limitless applications. This is but only one application.

Max has included a number of presentations in the book, including one that you Tamariz and Aronson fans will absolutely love! The Paradiddle Principle offers something for every skill level, while offering the flexibility of tailoring it to your own presentations and effects.