Magic Tricks

I have attempted to integrate this into performances a few times and so far the only times I have been able to successfully perform it have been when I have been able to control the situation very tightly. Usually by placing my performance table with my back to a corner, I would coax one or two people to come and "play three domino monte". Any more than two people and this trick seems to fall down. If someone stands a little off to the side and tilts there head, they are in the awkward position of seeing things they shouldn't.

I find myself focusing more on making sure they are at the right angle than actually on what I am doing in the trick.

Perhaps I am not performing it correctly and I have had a few people very impressed and confused but I worry about performing tricks that I can't control the outcome. If I don't know whether it will work - I prefer not to do it.

I was once told, "Amateurs are occasionally brilliant, professionals are consistently good". This feels like an amateur product.

All that said - Oz's handling and instruction is really great and the learning experience was rewarding.

Bottom line - If you can control your environment, order this trick. If you work where you can't control how people are around you - do not buy it.