The new visual printing element of this trick is a great bonus and adds to what was already a decent trick. This could quite possibly the best way to start a card routine- I've seen many magicians start with this trick.

Sudden Deck 1 was good, but had some problems... Still effective, but there were some parts where you weren't clean, some parts where you weren't exactly angle-free...

MAN, Sudden Deck 2 changed almost all of those problems. David Regal is a great thinker and Sudden Deck 2 is a true testament to that statement.

Basically, you have a card case. Fold it up, and a FULL deck of cards is pulled out. You can then proceed to use that deck for the rest of your performances! This looks crazy, and I have even fooled magicians with this.

Plus, you get 2 card case gimmicks. These are INCREDIBLY high quality and easy to use with the instructions provided.

HIGHLY recommended!

This trick is amazing and ends with great results. It could be stage magic. It is a little bit angle sensitive so people might see the end results. I would recommend this to anyone who is good with talking and has some money lying around.

Sudden Deck is a great way to open any card set. Pull out a blank box, snap your fingers and the box appears to be printed. Fold up and close the freshly printed box. Snap your fingers again and open the box and remove a real deck of Bicycle cards! Really! It's that good.

This is a very visual trick. You get two blank boxes (decoys) and two gimmicked boxes - one red and one blue. You supply the bicycle cards. I've found that the boxes loose there new look over time so you may end up buying a replacement if used a lot. It is almost self working but it takes some finesse to nail the printing sequence. You won't be disappointed in this feast for the eyes!

I'm kind of undecided on this trick, its a powerful looking trick but it is super impractical. If you like to take risks and think this concept is cool maybe it's for you.