This is a very good routine that is easy to do and will have a great impact on your audience. My only concern is that it is a very familiar method. In fact, this is the third routine using this method that I have come across in the last six months - and it was old to me even then.

However, if you don't know the method it will be wonderful for you and the price is certainly low enough to take a gamble on it.

And even if you do know it, the presentation given is valuable and might fit nicely with your performing persona. It's well thought out and entertaining and can be presented in a very theatrical way.

This is a great little effect, for what it is. You can't beat the price but where I find this particularly useful is in the practice of the presentation. The set up will take only seconds and then you must talk the spectator through the exercise which is very easily done, however, the real value for me at this point of my work with magic is working on presentation, presentation, presentation. Once set up (30 seconds)you won't have to think much about the 'trick' and you can focus on how you present it. You will start that before you take out the cards. Paul gives you options, it's scripted, and that is a great starting point. So how 'great' this effect is, is pretty much up to you. The 'trick' is VERY easy to prepare and execute. So I find this useful to make the most of it in it's presentation. So if nothing else, for the cheapest 'trick' I have seen lately, you get a great 'training tool' here provided by one of the Masters. I like it.

First of all its 2.50. Second, this is a great effect. It allows you to focus on presentation. Granted most magicians will know the method but the way it's presented will definitely help you with presentation skills.

I'm a huge fan of Mr Voodini and his style. Had I read this from anyone else, I am unsure I'd have bought it. His thinking of so far outside the box he creates some awesome stuff and, to me, this is no exception. The variations at the end are very nice, too.
No new handling here but crazy new thinking. Bravo.

This is pretty much self working in method but I actually love it. You get a skeleton of a routine, more of an idea of what you can do with some bonus ideas but I am enjoying this very much

I was disappointed this was a simple dealing into two piles trick. Granted there is a story, however the story does nothing to add to the trick. No spectator would be impressed by this.