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At the time I'm writing this, the tutorial is not available because the provided password is rejected and access denied. So, this review will be about the product itself and I'll provide a couple pointers. I'm knowledged in packet handling and was able to figure out the handling.
The beginning sleight is the 'Hamman Count' to display the backs and fronts. If you know the move you shouldn't have any problem figuring out the starting packet arrangement. The packet is ready to be placed on the table in the manner shown on the video. Watch it a couple times and you'll see the optical illusion created that all cards were shown both sides.
1 particular Geisha card has a marking moved on the card's back (near her waist), this card is to be used with the Mount Fuji and Samouri cards, so she can be kept track of and forced on the spectator. Equivoke used on the video but personally I use a glide force.
The rest of the effect uses basic 'Wild Card' moves and not that many. Watch the video slowly and you'll see the actions that are happening.
The card quality is excellent, basically well produced plastic typical of Japanese magic. It even comes with a nice wallet to keep the packet in. That's always a great thing and I wish they all did.
I'm giving this a 5 - star rating because the product is well made and I imagine the tutorial should get fixed eventually.
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