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Wi-Wi Wild by Hideki Tani is a great version of the 'wild card' theme. There are no hard moves involved though practice is required to get everything smooth and fluid in appearance. There are actually less moves than you may be thinking. Once you gain understanding of the order of the magic moments everything will fall into place, even in setting the packet up. Another thing I like about this version is there is so many different happenings going on, when the final pile is accumulated for the spectator to examine it's such a menagerie (random assembly) of various faces and backs the spectator really has no way to backtrack and discover anything. In other words the dirty card(s) during the trick's phases merge inside the pile of strangeness and become unrecognizable. It would be difficult to make a set like this even if you have a pretty good idea of the secret so the cost is quite reasonable for one already made and ready to go, in my opinion. Highly recommended
Rating:  [5 of 5 Stars!] |
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