Hi, I'm thinking of getting either one when I visit london
Any thoughts?? Anyone with either books, please reply and it'll be greatly appreciated. Btw, I know I've bugged some of you with PMs...but I realised it'll be much easier if I just post the Qs here rather than corresponding personally with individuals

to make things easier I'll number the questions I'd like to ask

1. These 2 books have LOTS of material. But how many effects do you actually take away from the book(s) and perform regularly?

2. What kind of sleights are involved in the book(s)? Are there lots of passes, false deals, AFTUS??

3. Do most of the effects require a table?

4. For those of you who have Phil Goldstein's "Focus", how would you compare the book(s) with it? Are they similar in method and effects?

5. Anyone has performance clips of the effects from the book(s)?

They're all excellent and of similar ilk so it's a hard choice I'm afraid.

The Dave Campbell Legacy! It's a big must!

Dave Campbell has lot of card tricks, most of them packet and can be performed without table. Very ingenuous be needs preparation or special cards (need to have lot of blank cards).

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As in so many posts I have to second Roger on this one as well. TDCL is of the best card books that has came out this year.