Magic Tricks

Regarding "remembering the order of the cards," I don't want to expose the secret but it does NOT involving memorizing cards. There is a method that allows you to determine the cards in a different way than memorization. Dani only briefly mentions it, but the purchase comes with a second video that explains it in detail. To be honest, the second video alone could be worth $9.95 if you apply what you learn to other tricks and use it as a starting point to explore the method. Taken together, Dani's entertaining approach, a stunning effect, and a new piece of knowledge make this product an amazing value.

If you can talk you can do this - its basically self-working once you know the secret. The skill level in about a 1 - but the presentation is what makes it - and if you are a presenter of magic, rather than simply doing a trick - and you like to engage your audience, then this is for you.

Not at all difficult. The strength of this effect is in the presentation.

The trick doesn't require much skill so I would say anyone can learn the mechanics, but it takes a showman to sell the effect :)

Does the video come with captions? I've seen other comments about being hard to understand Dani because of his accent.

For those unsure about purchasing this- listen. It's very very simple, and I'm a beginner. The HARDEST part about learning this trick is learning a card stack (meaning a memorized order of the cards). Now that may sound difficult, but if you looked up the Si Stebbins stack, I promise you that you will learn the card stack in under 5 minutes. Learning this will allow you to perform not only this great trick, but you'll be able to perform miracles using it with other tricks.

Unless you have a very good memory and have used cards a lot, I would look elsewhere. I can see how it works, but trying to remember the order of the cards will take a very long time a tons of practice. This is not as easy, at least for me, as I was led to believe it is. Sad I used my store credit for this one.

No card skills required. It's all about the presentation. So, it must be practiced before performing it, in order to be convincing. Still, overall, this would have to be considered an "easy" effect.

Really powerful card routine. I love how casual his handling is and the presentation is what really matters.