On May 17, 2026, CrimeAnalyst wrote:
I like SuperCAAN. That makes me interested in this.

No link was given on where to purchase. Magic Dream in France appears to be the only retailer carrying this. It looks like this comes with physical products, making it rather expensive for someone in the United States to purchase. It would be nice if retailers outside of France carried this, or if a download was available for purchase. Even if I purchased, the item description states that the explanatory video is in French, so no guarantee the video player this was created in offers translated subtitles.

On May 18, 2026, samdan wrote:
And is it always the same reveal card?

On May 23, 2026, Greg_MD wrote:
Hi guys,

First of all, thank you sincerely to everyone who has taken the time to discuss ACAAD and share thoughts, questions, and impressions.

I just wanted to clarify a few things for those wondering what they actually receive and what the philosophy behind ACAAD is.

ACAAD is designed as a true worker, ready to perform straight out of the box!

You receive a specially prepared Bicycle deck, multiple dice in different colors, and full instructional videos in both French and English, as with all Magic Dream productions.

And this is not just a quick explanation of the mechanics.

The project includes the full routine, the thinking behind it, performance ideas, and a lot of subtle touches that make a real difference in the real world.

The explanations are taught by two genuine working performers, with a strong focus on practicality and audience management, not just method.

We also wanted to keep the price accessible, because we genuinely believe strong commercial magic should actually get performed, not just collected.

Since launch, the feedback from our customers has honestly been extremely positive, which means a lot to us.

So thank you again for the discussion and the curiosity.

Also, having studied Greg Rostami’s Supercan, I can confidently say ACAAD is a completely different approach, and I want to say first that Supercan is genuinely a very clever effect. Greg always comes up with smart thinking, and this is absolutely not about putting one method above another.

The main difference is in the structure and methodology.

With Supercan, the effect relies on multiple possible outcomes and different handling strategies to manage them. ACAAD takes a very different route. There is only one single final outcome, always the same revelation, which creates an entirely different construction and performance feel.

That also means ACAAD is much more open in presentation style. Some performers use it in a clean modern way, others with bizarre magic themes, and I have even had someone adapt it using an envelope presentation. The framework is extremely flexible.

Another major difference is the working material. Supercan uses a specific setup concept, while ACAAD comes with a specially prepared custom Bicycle deck designed specifically for this routine.

Most importantly, the core principle behind ACAAD is entirely different. The spectator is given multiple dice, rolls them freely, chooses what matters, and the performer does not appear to dictate the process. That creates a very different experience compared to routines built around more guided numerical procedures.

So while both effects may live broadly in the same prediction / impossible coincidence family, the actual thinking, method, and spectator experience are fundamentally different.

Both are really cool.

They just solve very different problems in very different ways.

If anyone has any other questions, please do not hesitate to ask guys. We are always happy to answer openly and transparently, and clarify anything as honestly as possible.