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Well advance could mean quite a few things. Most advance being most versatile: Double Lift Most advance but being completely useless: Antifaro and Center Deal (Oh Go ahead and flame me if you must) Out of Shear Difficulty that I can do: A riffle faro, Raise Rise sequence

I have looked into this once I heard news about it a few weeks back. Thanks very much for the review!

Very insightful post. I was wondering which of these effects/gimmicks are suitable for Australian Money? Australian money is made of plastic (much like thick cling wrap), and has transparent holes in the bottom corner.

For guys and girls "Hey hey hey, can't we just be friends"

I think this all comes down to preference. Some people may prefer grand illusions, while others prefer up close and personal illusions. Both are different in their own respect and hence will attract different audiences based on their own preferences.

Yeh I've seen videos of Kenner doing the duck steal, so it sparked a memory. Ahh yeh now that you mention it I remember him saying that. I had Bronze ticket so I had to watch the monitor.

Hey Justin, it was my first time seeing Copperfield as well. To be honest I was quite underwhelmed, but I think it is excusable because he seemed fatigued. The thing he lacked was passion, mainly because he has performed the show sooo many times, and with repetition comes a reduction in...

I try to teach them as much as possible. However for those extremely persistent I will show them "to impress their friends" and them show them how to do a really simple self working card trick... like Raise Rise or an Antifaro

I agree wholeheartedly that Kostya's Roadrunner cull is a great purchase. However regarding the question, this has Very little to do with the roadrunner cull or any spread cull for that matter. This cull occurs on the table, in the action of a riffle shuffle, here is another video...

This name popped directly into my head. Luke Jermay

Australian money does limit us to a large number of bill related effects, because folds are difficult, they have a see through window and different denominations are of different sizes.

Its a 10-15 minute stage performance.

There is a different between the old studs and the new ones. The old studs handle like a dream, however the new studs are nothing special in particular. Can you tell us what the box looks like?

I am from Sydney and a UNSW student , sent you an email.

Me: Really want to know? Ill tell you. *Leans close to spectator and whisper Me: "Its Magic, but don't tell anyone" Spectator: "You're an idiot"

Definately easier that Raise Rise, however I do like the visuals of Raise Rise better. I maybe purchase this for the switch thou, as it looks justified.

Most new effects these days are recycled from old effects. Its not just Dan Hauss but alot of new aged magicians including, Daniel Garcia, Wayne Houchin etc.

This is sort of like Weekly Magic Fail http://www.weeklymagicfailure.blogspot.com/

Agreed, a strong effect framed in a weak way will play very little. Strong effects such as Control, For Andruzzi and various psychological suggestions can be weakened dramatically by how you present it. e.g. recently I did a simple psychological force, however I treated it as a filler/...

Eye Cut is definitely difficult and your fingers will begin to hurt when you first learn it. The most difficult I would say is a King Cobra, (maybe packet swtiches). I can do a regular Cobra, however going any further I lose balance, so it requires a decent amount of practice.