Please ignore my previous rating. Penguin has addressed the issue and I can feel extremely confident giving this trick a much higher rating. I would like to thank Acar, MJ, Dalton and the rest of the Penguin team. Amazing service! I can't thank you enough for not only understanding our viewpoints but actually delivering. This is one reason why I keep coming back to Penguin on a weekly basis. Thanks again!

This is an excellent, simple, and very easy trick to do and it PACKS a punch when mainly the presentation is right. Basic sleights that you already know if you've been into magic for a while. I like this even more because one of the performances there was an annoying heckler who just wouldn't shut up, and you can see Matthew Johnson handle it correctly. I wish I could give it more then a 5 stars. Awesome trick Mark!

I like me a good, practical TnR.... and I am a sucker for impossible locations! Chaptrick combines them in an awesome presentation that people will remember you for! Mark Jenest proves, again, to be a creative powerhouse in magic, and Matt Johnson teaches it very thoroughly. The setup is extremely fast and easy, and you can take several performances of this with you, all in one pocket! Buy this download for an effect you will use, often!

Very easy to do, and looks great, will definitely add it to my repertoire of card tricks!

I am disappointed that I missed the sale. I saw it and was too late (my fault). But I am very very disappointed about the teaching of this trick. Majority of this trick was to teach the force. Instead Mark shows you the same force in his trick "Melt" which he says "It's my favorite force". Yet this is not the one he uses in any of the street performances; which is a much better force. I have no idea how he did it after the spectator shuffled. No wonder the trailer is edited the way it is. You will not learn the force they do on the street. Mark! Teach us that force! I want to know! Please and thank you!

I fell in love with this effect as soon as I saw the demo video! Now even though I'm a Mentalist I'm definitely adding this effect to my close up repertoire!!! The spectator reactions (on this video and when I saw someone else perform this live) are priceless at a great price! Highly recommended.

This is a gobstopper of an effect !! Matthew Johnson is a natural teacher & communicator so this effect is taught very well, in clear, easy to understand language and easy to duplicate physical demonstrations. Making the Gimmick, which will out last you probably, will take less than 10min. at under AU1.00
This is a real little beauty. Its part restoration (T&R) part transposition. The plot is so good (& easily applied) that the audience/participants can have no comprehension of how the whole thing happened ! Its presented as a trick that you might use in your routine or as a one up. But I believe with little imagination, it can be made into a spectacular effect with not much effort. After seeing this performed they will have to have more from you. Its that good. I'm fussy about what I perform. This is a keeper for me. A real little ripper !!

This trick is fantastic. I just got back from a big function and the reactions were great, not only that but it was easy to reset. Amazing trick buy it now!

I LOVE this trick. It is so well thought out and it blows minds. I preformed it a few nights ago for the first time and the reaction I got reserved a permanent spot in my pocket. Chaptrick is by far worth every penny!!

I was originally a little tougher on this trick than I should have been.

This trick plays very well and can be used for close-up, strolling, or even parlor performances. It could play on stage, but I would say there are better tricks to play to the back of a large room.

The handling takes practice, and you should practice with it a lot before you do it publicly, to make it appear effortless and natural. It's very easy to look "guilty" if you're not 100% comfortable with the handling.

I've used it in informal and formal settings and even do a whole bit with the chapstick before/after to really "sell" the trick.

While not fast enough for an opener, and not strong enough as a closer, it is a great mid-act effect.

I do recommend - but make sure you really pay attention to the instructions and practice it to make it your own.