Vanishing Point

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David Eldridge's first release in nearly four years, and it is a killer! This is one of the most commercial packet tricks ever devised. Here is the effect: It is simple. A four of a kind is shown front and back. One at a time the cards turn blank until all four cards are blank. Then instantly and visually the cards reprint! This is commercial magic at its best.

* No rough/smooth
* No difficult sleights
* No packet switches
* No Flushtration Count
* Easy to follow instructions
* Perfect for walk-around and table hopping
* All in the hands. No table is needed
* Reset time is less than one second
* Visual
* Only four cards are used!

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Reviews

Official Review

May 27th, 2008 2:25pm Rating:

Reviewed by Bryce Kuhlman

I've been re-examining my use of the star rating system. When we first started MLA, many years ago, someone emailed us suggesting that the ratings should follow a standard bell curve and weren't. Tracy and I, both having advanced degrees in statistics, immediately disagreed. Actually, it's not a problem of statistics, but one of psychology. The people who write reviews because they want to, usually only write when there's something really good or really bad. So we would expect (and find) a bi-modal distribution for user-submitted reviews. "Official" reviews are a different story. We have to review everything that crosses our desk. So I'm thinking that the official reviews should be somewhere closer to a normal "bell" curve. I've noticed that I was giving quite a few high marks at the end of last year. I'm now making an effort to use the median (3) as my baseline and go from there. With that in mind, I was going to give this product 3 stars. It's an average packet... [Read More]