On Jul 10, 2020, TonyBrand wrote:
Bill was kind enough to share the method and handling for The Elvis Peek with me a few days ago. I just had a chance to review the instructions and wanted to post my thoughts.

First off, I wanted to mention that this is the first exposure I've had to Bill's material, so I didn't quite know what to expect. I already have a number of peeks in my rotation, some of which I use more often than others. Having said that, I'm always on the lookout for the "holy grail" of peeks, so I was more than happy to look this over.

Based on Bill's initial post, I knew this wasn't going to be an entirely new method per se, but rather a combination of a few classic principles. Is it what I expected? Well, yes and no. While I was familiar with the core methods, I had never seen them used together to form a business card/billet peek. I know this phrase is way overused in mentalism and magic reviews, but I definitely had one of those "Why didn't I think of that?" moments after learning the method.

I absolutely love the method behind The Elvis Peek. It is very simple to perform and leaves little room for error. This, of course, allows you to focus on your presentation and not worry about a possible misstep when performing. Is this something I will use? Absolutely. While there is some DIY involved (and I hesitate even calling it that because it's very minimal), it's something that can be done in seconds and is quite simple. More than the method itself, I really enjoyed The Elvis Peek because it spawned some other ideas that can be applied to peeks. I'll admit that I'm addicted to peeks. Like Bill, I have/had a number of peek wallets over time and also experimented with CTs. I still think peek wallets and CTs have their place, but it's always advantageous to have other methods at your disposal.

I don't think I would personally use the handling provided, but that's not to say that others shouldn't or that the handling isn't solid. I'm sure it works very well for Bill. Without tipping anything, I think the handling shown has a little too much going on and I prefer to keep things simple. Regardless, I highly recommend The Elvis Peek (TEP? Bubba Ho-TEP?? Did I crack the code???) to anyone who is looking for an extremely easy to master full billet peek that requires nothing but your business cards or blank billets.

Kudos to Stunniger for coming up with The Elvis Peek. I look forward to seeing more of his creations in the future.

On Jul 13, 2020, Fire Starter wrote:
Thank you Bill my PC been down for a few days now but glad its back to receive The Elvis Peek I am aware of the handling but the way you perform it sir has put a new spin on it,love and get's my vote my friend, excellent
all the best
Shane

On Jul 14, 2020, 252life wrote:
Bill was kind enough to send me Reverse Elvis. I’m a fan of both but think I’m leaning towards R Elvis. It cuts down the one time prep from an ungodly 5 seconds to about 2
This allows for what has to be one of the longest p@@ks out. Picture, words, short stories, bad handwriting or orientation...no problem, you’ll have all the time you need. You’re justified for looking where you need to for as long as necessary.
I can see where some may lean towards original Elvis as well. Set up original Elvis and a few extra biz cards and go either way. This is typical Stunninger. This is the result of high level thinking marrying the KISS principle.
If Bills work was compiled into a book it would sit proudly on the top shelf where it deserves to be.
No bells and whistles but if you want solid, direct, and easily usable jump all over this if you can.
All ten of my thumbs up, highest recommendations.

On Jul 14, 2020, no2ss wrote:
I may have missed something -- but what is Reverse Elvis?

Also is the original Elvis Peek available and I missed it, or is it still being prepped for release?

Thanks! Looking forward to this.

On Jul 17, 2020, P.Jane wrote:
When will this be available for purchase?

On Jul 20, 2020, ATXTimeLord wrote:
I'm interested in this as well.. Throwing money at the monitor didn't do anything except dent the monitor ..

mG