This looks like a great new card effect from the creative mind of Peter Duffie. You even get to watch the maestro himself demonstrating the routine: see here >>

Very nice handling. Looks a good packet trick.In real world conditions Peter probably has the two cards selected.

Paul.

Paul, I agree. Having the cards selected is the way to go.

I like his handling too.

You might also like to see a demo of him performing the Phantom of the Wallet effect here >>

My PC has been freaking out recently and I couldn't get posts to work on this forum! (maybe a good thing, some might say). Thanks for comments re Dazed. Paul is right - I do force two cards to begin. I do suggest this in the instructions, but describe it as shown. There are also two handlings - one for those whose card skill limit is an Elmsley Count then a slightly more advanced ending as shown on video using a simple Walton Paintbrush Change, and split Elmsley Count.

BTW - the URL for video demo is now:

http://www.altmagic.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/dazed.htm

Magic City just took a bundle of these so they should be popping up in magic stores in the USA.

Best Wishes

Peter

I like it too - great packet trick.

The Magic Review blog speaks well of Dazed! (in fact, rating it 10/10).There's a few lines of comment towards the bottom of the homepage and here.

Interesting review site
Paul.

Jay Sankey seems to be getting a pretty rough ride!