An unprecedented almost SELF-WORKING A.C.A.A.N. effect that will fool you: a spectator freely chooses, from a few cards, one representing value, one for suit, and the sum of the values of the others will return the position in the deck in which the card will be found.

The title plays on the words "Some Suit of Value", where "Some" is pronounced the same way as "Sum" and both "Suit" and "Value" can be referred to playing cards. In fact, this effect involves the spectator choosing after the deck has been shuffled and cut, from a group of six cards that will be drawn, one card that will represent the value and another for the suit of a new card.

Finally, the remaining four cards will determine a random number, at whose position the very card indicated will magically be found.