Magic Makers Ultimate Tricks Bicycle Review

This item has really many tricks, if you buy it separately it will be much higher than this deck. The only real criticism is the teacher on the DVD. He wasn't rehearsing like a kid who makes YouTube videos, that sucks. Schedule a backup a few times and say "what did he mean by that" and LOOK carefully. His program for Chase the Ace is excellent, and that trick alone is worth it. There are a few more tricks I don't want to share privately, but seeing them done makes you feel so stupid to have…

It may not be the best gaff deck, but it certainly has lots of tricks that can be easily learned. There are thirteen tricks in the guide that you can learn with a little practice, and once you get a little familiar with them you can try some interesting variations and even find others by searching YouTube. The deck is professional and well made. You need additional matching red and blue Bicycle poker decks for a full set of tricks. The video that came with the deck isn't bad, but the instructor

Short version: Don't take this. Get the "Package Killer" instead. So why? I recently bought "The Ultimate Gaff Deck Kit" from Magic Makers because it comes with a deck of assorted gaffs and an instructional DVD. It sounded great! But is it? Here are the good, the bad, and the ugly: 1. THE GOOD IS THE DECK. Buying pack effects individually is expensive, and the advantage of the Ultimate Gaff Deck Kit is that it contains a complete deck with a very good collection of tricks that allow you to use…