Not really a magician fooler
Who cares? Egotistical magicians who love to show how clever they are because they know what sleights are being used or can roughly follow when a card has been switched or not... Not the laymen, so don't put it, there's simply no need...
No maliciousness intended at you Nate, by all means I think the rest of your comment was very good

... But I just can't stand it when people start saying things like
"not really a magician fooler" almost as though this brings the effect down a notch somehow.
I've seen many a magician fooled by something they
shouldn't (though I don't really see how there's a list of what we should know) be fooled by... And yet they are, because they have that mindset of a magician looking for that crucial point of a switch or palm or whatever it may be at that time.
Magicians
(Be enlarge) don't watch magic... they watch sleights. Which is a shame if you ask me.
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I thought you demo'd the effect rather well.

There were no flashes from what I could see
(I only watched it once... you know, like a real performance would be). Obviously patter would've been nice, but I don't know whether that was available at the time so I can't really comment on that - I will say that this was a disadvantage however as the effect needed to be made very clear on it's own, which was... to a degree but not nearly enough as it would've been otherwise. The effect seemed to flow quite nicely, didn't feel rushed or too slow, so well done on the rhythm part.
In saying that however, there were moments of tension which gave signals of
something is happening which signalled me to
pay more attention at this moment. This is something best resolved with getting used to the effect to the point where you know exactly what needs to be done when and you can do it with little thought and focus your attention elsewhere. Making sense or just mindless ramble?
- Sean