This is (almost) a no-brainer in that it's basically self-working. If it were a little less angle-dependent, I'd give it a 5.

I've read alot of reviews of this trick and peoples biggest problem is the angle, What you have to realize is their are tricks that you perform for a group of people, and their are tricks that are best suited 1 on 1, This is one of those tricks,

It's best performed for 1 person at a time sitting directly accross from the person like at a picnic table or something similar, Being a "Close Up" magician meens that you don't always have to impress 50 people at a time, It's the ability to make 1 spectater feel like your doing a show just for them, Learn their name/ tell them yours, show them something they'll never forget,

Keep this in mind, and this trick will kill everytime you perform it. Remember "It's not HOW a trick works, It's WHY a trick works"

You got to get this trick its alsome!!!

I love it first of all great effect and it gets people every time. Although the angles are a bit tricky, but you just need to practice, and the routine takes awhile to get down but good overall it's my next favorite trick. Get it you won't regret it. Add to Cart. Add to Cart. Add to Cart

This trick is very fun. You are not completly clean during the trick but by the end anyone can examine them.It takes a little practice but not at all hard to learn.Nobody will ever guess how this works. I just love when people ask me if there is some kinda switch.I honestly love this trick! I say definetly buy this trick!$$$

Purchased this, yes. The gimmick may be noticeable on the side angles, but not always. It is best to perform IN FRONT of the spectators instead of surrounded, so everyone can see the effect.

This trick is great for anyone that doesn't respond well to magic. It's more of fooling someone then making the impossible happen because your spectator(s) assumes they are simply apart of a guessing game. My girlfriend can see the coolest trick, but unless you cause something to combust, then re-appear in your ear, she seems the least bit interested. This trick had a smile on her face.

Some people don't like not understanding how things work, and those people tend to loooooove to be your heckler. This trick makes them feel like they just couldn't keep their eye on the right piece. Lucky for us, we know they did but they can never win. Gimmick works fine, and never had someone notice the angle. Unless you have no logical reasoning, you know what angles are safe which are more than the other reviewers seem to notice.

I didn't really care for this. This is extremely angle sensitive and requires audience strict audience management that seems unnatural to me in a monte routine. The quality wasn't that great on my set either. Some like it, but for me I will stick to the penguin shells

This was a freebie for me. The angles are a killer. People figure it out if they move even slightly from where you set them up. It looks better in the video than in person. Oz does a great job teaching as always. This ended up in my parts box.

The overall effect is a beautiful one and Oz teaches the routine very well in the download, but there is one thing that ruins the entire trick. The angles suck.

I mean there is hardly anywhere where the spectators can stand without seeing the secret. Too much to the sides, or too high up, you're screwed.

Unfortunately the handling can't be changed for better angles, so we will just have to wait for someone to come up with a better gimmick.

The only good thing is that at the end of the routine, you can hand out all the dominoes.