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Ahhh yes, I see your problem now; hehe, my bad. As ninja has said, you don't necessarily have to use a peek it's just the way as is shown and taught in the video. - Sean

For The Wayne. :) - Sean

Aye, me neither. S'all good though... I'm not too sure how many video mods they have. It's been getting much better but there's such a huge influx of flourishing videos and not nearly enough magic... in my eyes at least. :( - Sean

Hey, I imagine the sleight would be the same for a lefty, you may find the teaching hard to follow however as the deck is held in the opposite hand (as seen in the demo). All you would have to do however is flip the instructions for left handers, and watch carefully what he does with his hands...

Great review. I picked this up just now, and I'm practicing it - it's become one of my favourite moves already, really want to master this one. It's slick, a little flourishy in a subtle way and most of all it's deceptive. It literally looks like you just air out the cards and everything's...

Pssh, good luck with that. :rolleyes: Personally I'd like to see a classic routine, such as collectors or the mystery card. That... or more utility moves, love 'em... especially when I can actually use them like CK's 4for4. - Sean

He's awesome: Classy, elegant, funny at the right times and very magical. - Sean

In my eyes, one of the best forms of magic in an informal setting - Casual fun. :) Nice story, Donald. - Sean

With regards to the above post, are you talking about Michael Vincent, perhaps? - Sean

Guy Hollingworths can be found in his book Drawing Room Deceptions. :) - Sean

I actually lol'd. :p At the moment, I have two impossible locations (some of the people who frequent the stickam chats have seen one). I think my favourite effects though are the Any Card at Any Number and The Named Card. (again, stickammers have seen these... countless times I might add)...

Fantastic read Derek, thanks for posting this up; I love the background on these kind of things. :D - Sean P.S. Your close-up show at Eastbourne was amazing, truly exceptional work. :)

Derren Brown has an excellent method... Really looks quite eerie when done properly. David Misner I believe has been working on a method of his own and there was a guy practicing one in a stickam which looked super cool - tabled and open handed. - Sean

Yeah that makes sense. :) Thanks, think I'll pick this up when I have some spare money, but it's not a priority. - Sean

Great review Fans. Appreciate the comparisons drawn and your own thoughts and experiences with it so far; as an avid user of the Grey Shuffle also, do you find there are many tips that others may also have stumbled upon experimentation? Or is it worth picking up for those, as well as the actual...

Nice pictures! :D I think I'll use the Joker one at Uni. :D - Sean EDIT: I agree with Gus. More!!! :D

Wow I've been missing out, *addicted to these now*. Great episode, I third Morgician. - Sean

That's the argument I was looking for, thank you. :) Though I'm not trying to change anybody's mind, moreso... trying to keep it open I guess, if that makes sense? - Sean P.S. I don't like Jeremy Clarkson :p

Oh yeah totally, love it. :D - Sean

"Magicians want to see moves. Laymen want to see effects." - R. Paul Wilson That's cool that you did that stuff man, not nearly enough people go out and perform for their friends (self included at the moment I must confess). Most sit at home, practicing sleights and posting them to youtube...