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It might be good to hear this from a top pro but better advice to be honest is available from the members on this very site. Some advice is given on putting together a stand up show and trade show pitches. I feel the extras are a little hit and miss to be honest and a couple add nothing for me, almost like they are fillers to what is a great packed DVD. A little too long for my liking but I guess I could adapt this and shorten it if i thought I would use it. If you're comfortable with this you'll get this in no time, if not you have some practice to do. The six card trick 'sorry for the delay' - a good variation of a 6 card trick which required a little skill in palming. I would say that once again his teaching is first rate and it's probably one of the easier tricks on the DVD to pick up and learn. I'm not a great fan of poker routines but it might suit many out there. It's a gambling effect using the premise of poker as the back drop. I don't want to say what the gimmick is in case it's classed as exposure.ĭealing a good hand - Again Bill's adaptation of one of the oldies. If anyone has seen this DVD and knows where to buy the gimmick can you please let me know. It's nice for the coin workers out there but I've never seen the gimmick on sale before. Keep my money safe - S.A.N.D.Y - a very visual coins across routine used in the preview clips advertising the DVD set. Personally it's a fantastic trick and Bill teaches it well although I'm not sure the changes add much to what is already an outstanding piece.

This is an effect that many magicians perform regularly and the 'think of a card' routine rather than 'pick a card' might be a neat touch people will add.

The basic premise is that the spec's card is the only odd colour backed card in a deck while at the end the magicians card and the spec's card transpose. Mind reading magician - This is a great follow up to the previous effect and adds Bill's flair to the Chicago Opener/Red Hot Mama.

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He also teaches you how to clean up the deck afterwards though the next effect is a great follow up using the same cards. There are in my opinion better deck colour changing routines out there and Bill adds his personal touches with a slight change to the usual ending. Marlo's colour changing deck routine - This is Bill's version of a solid deck change routine. This effect is the reason that I've watched this dvd first. He also adds in some great tips on the vanish of the ball as well. He goes into great detail on this effect and the handling tips and the great thing about the routine as Bill tells you is that it has been designed to be stopped at any point depending on the interest of your audience or the time that you have to carry out the routine. Thinking man's sponge ball routine - A fast paced very visual sponge ball routine that has been developed and used by Bill for 25 years. There are no self workers in here and equally nothing that can't be picked up with a little bit of practice and effort. I'd say 2 - 4 coming from the view of someone with an ok grasp on magical concepts. (1=easy to do, 2=No sleights, but not so easy, 3=Some sleights used,Ĥ=Advanced sleights used, 5=Suitable for experienced magicians only)

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My first order from them and it was great service, very rapid arriving the next day using their free delivery and in stock too. html#aB517 I bought the 3 DVD set from the same site at £59.99 This is my first review so please go gently - I've tried to follow the template and hope you find it useful.

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