This manuscript is ancestrally related to Criss-­Crossings: Unleashing the X-­Force insofar as it also deals with cutting cards. In this case, it deals with “cuts” and “turnovers.”This type of combinatorial maneuver began with Henry Christ’s forcing technique that he developed in the early 1920s. He originally developed six variations but he only published the fifth one in Ted Annemann’s book, Sh-­h-­h It’s a Secret, calling it “The 203rd Force.” It subsequently has been referred to as the Christ Force and it spawned many versions and applications.

Because of the cut-­?turnover-­?and-­?replacement mechanics, the Christ Force is often confused with Ed Balducci’s Cut-­?Deeper Force and vice-­versa. This confusion is understandable and is the result of the cross-pollination of ideas.

We hope this manuscript clarifies differences and distinctions and adds additional applications and extensions.

Contents:

• INTRODUCTION
• OPTOCON ARTIFICE
• ORIGINAL CHRIST FORCE (Henry J. Christ)
• THE BACKGROUND OF THE CUT-DEEPER DYNAMICS
• BALDUCCI CUT-DEEPER FORCE
• HAMMAN’S FLIP-FLOP FORCE
• REVOLVING BALDUCCI
• DOUBLING-DOWN ON BALDUCCI
• COMPLEX CUT-DEEPER FORCE
• BALDUCCI THREE-WAY
• CUT STILL DEEPER FORCE (Dan Block)
• DOUBLE-DUTY BALDUCCI (Robin Robertson)
• THE BALDUCCI SWAP PRINCIPLE (John Guastaferro)APPLICATIONS
• THE R.B.F. MAKES GOOD
• THE CUT DEEPER LOCATION
• LOCUS-POCUS (Edward Marlo)
• CUT-DEEPER TRIUMPH (Gene Castillon)
• CUT-DEEPER DIVINATION
• ANOTHER PROBLEM POSED (Edward Marlo)
• CAROUSEL GLIMPSE (Doug Canning)

1st edition 2015, 43 pages.
word count: 12558 which is equivalent to 50 standard pages of text