The OCD Deck is a surprisingly versatile item. Many have decried it as a one trick pony, but after owing the deck for three days, I have already created three completely different illusions. My favourite is an oil and water routine that ends with the whole deck separating. I am sure I will find many more uses for this deck in the days to come. My only gripe with this item is the truly awful instructional DVD. It clocks in at ten minutes, is hosted by a very annoying magician, and offers only one routine and a completely useless variation on it. I would certainly give this five stars, if only the DVD had been more in-depth. But don't get me wrong - if you are OK with using a gimmicked deck given the right performance situation, buy this!

This trick is very well thought out, and I have done it about 30 times, and everytime the spectator is left speechless, with no idea how the trick was done. I dont know why this deck is not more popular than it is, granted the deck can not be handed out, but enough cards are shown in sight of the viewer where they dont even suspect the deck to be the problem, everyone wants to check out the box.

Instruction is great, comes with a lot of good tips to help with presentation of the effect. Even some different reveals that I prefer over the original reveal.

It is pricy, and you will have to replace signed cards, but it is an AMAZING effect, just check the video out!

This is another very visual trick. Not hard to do and amazes the audience. Only a 4 because you cannot hand everything out for inspection and you do not end clean. That being said, with some audience management this can be minimized.

Love the DEck and use it for oil and water routines and some others. Would have loved the DVD to be a little more in depth with the instructions, but overall very happy with the purchase.

Great to carry around an have an awe factor that leave them beside themselves

Great trick, but frustrating in a different way. Honestly will never buy again from Andrew Gerard and SansMind because of using "OCD" as some kind of adjective. OCD is a mental disorder, and not some adjective to be used in a magic trick. Not cool. Severely disappointed in the poor word choice and perpetuation of mental health stigma.