great... how did it work?

Thanks glad you enjoyed it... the card rise is Jeff McBride's Kundalini Rising and not mine to tip...

I agree... but I can tell you that the paper they use is much stronger than anything I have found. Thanks for your comment and for watching my videos

Ps I never knew about magnet tape. That’s a game changer for me

Glad you enjoyed the video and found it valuable. Have fun with magnetic tape. :)

I've not had this problem. It takes practice for sure and maybe stand just a bit more away from the spectator. Thanks for watching my videos and for your question.

I’m sure you did. The gimmick is as old as the hills. Thanks for the comment and thanks for looking at my videos. Stay in touch.

You are welcome. And thanks for looking at my videos.

Glad you enjoyed it. Make the gimmick. It easy and works great. And thanks for the feedback.

Thanks a lot. And thanks for checking out my videos.

It’s the gimmick that comes with Jeff McBride’s Kundalini Rising.

Didn't know about the rubber cement tape. Being an artist and a little crafty as well as being into magic since i was 6-7ish its very hard to believe out of all the gimmicks I've bought and made that that product never came into play for me. Thanks again Mike!

It’s actually not rubber cement on a roll. It’s extremely thin adhesive transfer tape. I came across a roll years ago when I was a professional photographer. I used a small piece of the material to hold photographs in the folders that I delivered the pictures in.

We’re nuts for not adopting the metric system. Thanks for checking out my videos and commenting.

@@MaioneMagicReview It was a great and clever gimmick. Esp the "flip/turn" part, using the spade as an indicator/arrow.

Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for saying so.

Also, it’s hack but riffling too fast at first, then saying, “You have to say stop faster,” will keep the spectator from going too slow and then you stopping before she does. Hack, but it works. Thanks for the suggestion. Excellent.

@MaioneMagicReview oh I get it now! That is brilliant! I will try it out thanks! 🪄✨️🎩

Great and simple gimmick! But, how does the card jump out from the back of the card box?

@@kisike01 I agree

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it. I first saw the idea used in a locked deck. Thanks for commenting and checking out my videos.

@@MaioneMagicReview OMG that’s right I knew I had seen it as a kid! You’re right the locked deck. In actuality the locked deck is likely a perfect use for it because it could only fan one way.

Thank you. I enjoy making them and I am glad to know you enjoy watching them.

Darn good idea!

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You will forget where you put them before they dry out. You'll need to apply a layer of release paper on top to keep them from sticking to things.

The way the trick works eliminates that possibility.

thanks for commenting and watching my videos... but I don't think you can do C/S the edge of the gaff is the color of the chip.

​@@MaioneMagicReview Thank you so much. Looking forward for more reviews from you.

I agree with all you say. Thanks for commenting and watching my videos

@@MaioneMagicReview thank you for replying and of course

Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for viewing and letting me know you liked it.

I am rethinking my opinion of this prop. It is a bit easy to flash if not very careful. Thanks for sharing your opinion. I think it should be considered by those interested in the wallet. - M

Thanks... and thanks for watching my vids

Please let us know what you think of Tricolour

Not yet! Thanks for the suggestion.

Thanks. Look for me at the Svenpad booth.

Thanks glad you liked it.

Thanks. Necessity the mother of invention. LOL

@@MaioneMagicReview Indeed! ☺

I’m not familiar with What Happens in Vegas, I look into it.

Thank you Gary. It’s a cool prop.

It’s a fun prop.

Save your pennies. 😀

Glad you enjoyed it! It's a really nice prop with a fantastic method. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Thanks David, glad you are looking at my videos and commenting. It's nice to know people are enjoying them.

Thanks, that means a lot especially coming from you.

I am glad you enjoyed it. The Missing Piece is truly a wonderful prop and as I said in the video I am thrilled to have one. Nice work Connie, you and Paul did an amazing job.

@@MaioneMagicReview thanks again, it made my heart sing to see it in your capable hands

Thanks glad you are enjoying my reviews. But you have to admit that was a terrible final load. More practice needed. LOL

Everything is good 😌 I search for a final load beside the lemon and your idea was very good . At the moment I use napkins or post - it for the balls it is more realistic that a bill because I don’t like the crumple thing but for the final load I have not found a suprise ending . But btw your idea is great 👍

He already did with a wonderful family.

Glad you enjoyed the video. And thanks for watching.

Thanks for commenting and for checking out my reviews. Of course, when we buy magic we are often paying for the routine which accompanies the props. I think that's the case here. That said, it is true that the gimmick has been around for a long while. I think I learned of it with one of the very first tricks I bought called The Locked Deck. And as mentioned it's easy to make. As far as buying socks on Amazon that are inexpensive... there is at only one sock I found that would work for a similar but not the same routine... I ordered it and plan to use it with one of the socks I already have, make up a second gimmick and then be able to produce two different cards from my socks. I would love to see a (your?) signed card version of the trick... I know of one version that involves a shoot down your trousers connecting your pocket to your sock. Again, thanks for commenting.

@@MaioneMagicReview I f so inclined, paper clip a folded card to the sock and go with Sankey's clipped.

@@JVic_JustJohn good suggestion

Just a few moments. But you have to practice to find just the right spot to hold the magnet.

Yes... great ideas... why socks, tee shirt, underwear (definitely for special occasions), etc. and the gimmick is very easy to make. Regarding looking through cards twice... true slows down the presentation, but you want the spectator to be convinced the card is gone. I will try and see what works best for me. Thanks for the feedback and for checking out my videos.