Or have you found yourself making that "Shooop" noise when doing the change like Greg does in the video heh?

LOL! Acutally I do find myself doing that!

As for the differnt color of Canadian Money....I haven't tried it, but I've seen in other forums Canadians saying it makes it tougher.....

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Nooo. Another reason to use the rubber cement is that you can easilly seperate the bills to use as cash if you need to. I was at a restaurant recently and forgot my credit card, those hundred dollar bills saved my butt.

One of the reasons I don't use Hundy 500 as much is because I keep spending the money =p

Has anyone ever heard of handy 500?

I am quity of "shooping"

The color change does actually make it hit harder. I find it's just too much risk to do it entirely Greg's way though, so I always keep the wad facing me and do a little more of an awkward motion for the switch to prevent exposure. You'll see what I mean if you just experiment with alternate handling. The key is to do it in one fast smooth motion, making sure the bills are properly aligned under your hand before revealing the change. If the alignement is off even a little you're screwed. Americans have it so much easier this way. Another tip I find is after you open the first bill make sure you slide the rest a little lower in your hand before you do the count. This makes casually counting out the rest of the bills a lot safer if you get my meaning.

It's a little more work dealing with our different colored bills, but it hits really hard if your handling looks relaxed and natural. After working out the kinks, I've performed this at least 30-40 times, often in front of some of the same people, and I've only been caught once so far.

Has anyone tried doing a color change (a la cards) with the Hundy 500? I've been experimenting, but no results yet. I wouldn't mind finding an alternate to Wilson's change.

Just look at a demo for slow burn. And like me and CasualSoul were talking about we are both forced to do a colour change with our Canadian Money.

Joey -- Great tip, thanks! Tell me, is there any substantive difference between Hundy 500 and Slow Burn?

I don't see any major difference between Hundy and Slow Burn other than the method of folding and couting. Same method different handling.

Has anyone got a video of EZmoney, will trade.