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People are doing it. I know there's Criss Blaingel or something who is quite successful in the states. As with anything, it's just whether they meet the right people that can springboard them in to the public eye.

Personally, I would open them. You got them for free so although you won't make maximum profit (if you ever sell them) you've not lost anything.

I just ordered a get out of jail free gaff card. Going to send it to Jim Pace.

I must agree with the above. I don't think it's a waste of money either. My O'Connell wallet just arrived, just letting you guys know.

It's usually your finger that causes this, it contacts the bottom of the deck for too long. Two things reduce this happening; 1. Break the deck in. 2. Have a lighter, snappier touch when doing the move. Hope that helps.

My last order was Ace Fulton's Dealers Dozen plus 2 separate decks of each color and Spider Pen Pro. I've just had a mango and lychee tea. In a minute I'm going to brush my teeth and then go to bed. I will wake up and start another day.

The quality and editing is good but the magic you showcase is pretty weak.

I might start making a post every time I place an order.

There should be a minimum requirement for entering SNC. Something like if they have less than 25 posts and the account was created that month/week their entry shouldn't be valid. Anyway, I'm form and I've been doing magic for over 10 years. When I was younger a member of the inner magic circle...

Not sure how T11 would feel about it, since releasing something on the wire doesn't make you a T11 artist. I would add it to your CV though for the reasons stated above.

I had a short term thing with a beautiful girl. Eventually she met someone closer to home so naturally we stopped visiting each other but that cut me deeper than I'd like to admit. Anyway, that relationship inspired me to do certain things within magic.

Ebay, or here http://www.cards4magic.co.uk/acatalog/ if you're in the UK.

The truth is out there..... Seriously though, I've been doing magic for over 10 years and though I know the effect we're talking about I wouldn't know where to find it in print so I think it would be good to give him an idea of what to look for, whether it be a name of a book or principle.

Understanding why you receive negative feedback is more important than accepting positive feedback.

I love my bible edition. Nice and compact so you can take it almost anywhere. The pages are very thin so you have to take care of it but I'd suggest getting it if you're serious about card work.

I disagree with the above. Though mine is sturdy I get the feeling that if I left it in my pocket and I sat on it wrong it would bend. If you're careful where you place it it will last forever.

Thanks for the feedback you two. I don't own TKO and don't know how it works, I assume it's the same as the U.C.C.U but a different pattern. I will see what other peoples opinions are but the fact that they include light and dark in TKO 2.0 is tempting.

It's not a collection without at least 1 Tenyo item. Dicer, none of those decks are rare. Maybe in 10 years some of them will be considered rare and sought after but not now. Overall I think this highlights what magic has become to the younger generation.

I own Jeff Kaylor's U.C.C.U, otherwise known as any card to any wallet but I see that TKO 2.0 is coming out this week, which has combined TKO with the U.C.C.U. I'm not sure if anyone will know yet, having not been released, but is there any point in me buying TKO 2.0 when I already have a...

The postal service and logistics are complicated, sometimes this happens. I ordered one of DnD's Dealers Dozen on Sunday, it's now Tuesday and it's still not been shipped. Nothing I/you can do about these things apart from sit back and wait.