Magic Tricks

The method itself is probably worth 2.5 to 3.5 stars (an no way it can be done impromptu unless done with only two boxes/cups/caps/etc because it requires a set up for having more than two) but I'm giving the whole product only one start mainly because the advertising video was clearly edited to deliberately mislead the costumers, who in this case are not innocent spectators but fellow magicians, in order to cheat them out of their honest money! And because the whole thing is way overpriced.

In the video when you see the first phase of the routine where he finds the ring between the two boxes I'd bet most people won't be impressed and can have a pretty good guess how he does it. But WHAT SELLS this trick in my opinion is the second phase of the routine on the video (starting min 2:09) where he has eight boxes on the table and supposedly tells his spectator to "place the ring in any box" she wants. That part of the video has been carefully edited to falsely and deliberately mislead the costumer in to believing that the spectator can freely place the object in any of the eight boxes on the table. That is simply NOT TRUE.

I don't want to give the method away but you do not start by giving the audience the free choice of placing the object in any of the eight boxes on the table as is NOT SUGGESTED but rather SHOWN on the trailer. Yes, the spectator will end up mixing eight boxes but will not be given the option of putting the ring in any of the eight boxes initially. I think if he had shown a full demonstration of his act without deliberate misleading edit many even novice magicians would easily guess the method.

Neither the gimmick nor the tutorial nor both combined are worth the price asked for this product. This should at best be a direct download and worth at most $10-15 depending on how generous one wants to be.