I remember learning this game in a logic class 25 years ago. Unfortunately, The video teaser ( as
with many of them it seems) chose to leave out a performance of the full effect. I understand the
excitement of having a foolproof effect, but it is easily reconstructable by anyone who wants to
take a little time to run through the choice/options. The video would have you think that they are
choosing a hand behind their back, pulling them forward, and you amazingly just guess {correctly,
every time} which hand the coin is in.That is NOT how it happens at all, and the teaser is very
misleading (perhaps to keep people from working it out and not having to purchase it}
It is, as
he says at the end, something to use casually on the fly.... you could use it to win A free drink,
but likely wouldn't want to try it more than once for the same crowd. Like his/their thinking in
general and he admits that it is based on premises that have come before. I don't think it's worth
the amount of money asked- NOT because the idea isn't good, but because it can't be done over and
over safely, and it was not represented correctly. If enthusiasm is genuine, the video demo should
show the whole routine
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