This is now my favorite triumph effect. It looks as fair as possible until the very end. It's easy to learn, able to be done impromptu, and appears impossible. Michael is a great teacher, his instruction is clear and concise and it's simple enough to understand quickly, but complex enough to baffle spectators.

Michael is by far my favorite magician and creator in the Marketplace and soon he will be yours too. The trick itself is a masterpiece, which is, of course, true of many Triumph routines, but this has the added bonus of being an "in the hands" routine that looks completely above board and fair. Michael explains very clearly and concisely how to perform TDF with your own deck or a borrowed deck as well as a multiple card variation that can also be used as a production. It is not difficult to learn, though as with many tricks you will want to practice it thoroughly before you go out and perform it. Once you do, it will never let you down. An excellent piece of magic that Vernon himself would be proud of.​

Learned this trick from Michael in person last year after watching him perform it. Completely blew my mind. Honestly a great triumph to perform and isn't super hard to learn. Clear instructions as well as a few different ways to do the trick. Another review on here says the impromptu version requires set up, however, this is not really the case. The impromptu trick can be performed on the spot with a borrowed deck and requires no set up. Overall, I think the effect is one of the best triumph tricks I have seen as of late. May be worth looking at if you are looking for something to trick other magicians.

Great download! I loved the different versions and the multiple ace variation. Crystal clear instructions as well as over the shoulder view. Overall very solid. However I took off a star because the impromptu version of the triumph requires a setup prior to performing. It's a luxury I don't always get.