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Richard

Can't wait to try this one out.

Jedrzej

I think that this video is great for advanced magicians, like me, but not as good for beginners as this is that bit complicated. But I love the trick, and it is wonderfull that the secret was shared with is

Stephen

Laura Bautista

Simple, easy and affordable. A wonderful trick, ideal for beginners that has the power of large numbers and that precisely because of its original approach makes the kicker ending so amazing. It is an ideal routine to perform with borrowed decks, in close-up or parlor stage and that, due to its own characteristics, will serve to separate some cards (in the example, the aces) that can help you for subsequent routines. This idea that Paul Wilson provides is very useful. It opens many doors in card magic.

Tommy

Andreas

Jonathan

Wesley

I think it'll take a bit of work to get the fan and the packets the right size, but this seems like a really cool principle. As a peak alone I like it. I don't think I like the *plot* of the trick, it'll be easy to change that.

Oliver

This trick is really nice and I will be adding it to my set soon. This Paul Wilson is easy to follow and the instructions are well shot. The trick is easy enough to do anyone can do it. It's been a week since I first learned this and i can do it perfectly.

Neil

Michael

Love it. A really quick and visual way to introduce a longer 4 aces routine. I especially like that I can do a false shuffle and a few false cut to begin. I'll definitely start using this right away! Thanks!

Micah

Zach

Very creative trick, though not a showstopper in itself. Probably best as an add on trick to a routine. I love the concept, but it looks more like a puzzle than an illusion.

Jonathan

Quick and unusual four ace production. Not a full effect in and of itself, but a great way to produce a four of a kind. It's a little knacky and will take some practice but well worth it.