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However, for the past couple of months, when asked, I would say that I am about to release the greatest coin trick in the history of the world!

I was messing around with Card Shark’s Double Decker forcing deck lately and came up with a simple routine I wanted to share with you.

Most of the long-time readers of this newsletter know my fondness for multiple out routines. It gives you a level of fairness that is difficult to replicate with direct forces.

Today’s offer also has a built-in rhythmic ending and themed around poison. It is also an excellent use of the "Do As I Do" sequences that we all learned as kids.

Rhythm is a very important aspect of a live presentation. You hear it in music, story telling, comedy, and often in magic. All my favorite comedians have a rhythm that brings an audience to a higher level of enthusiasm.

As many of you know I have an affinity for packet tricks. I discussed many times why I like them so I am always on the lookout for something different that I might enjoy showing people.

This week we will take a look at their other recent release using Sponge Balls.

I thought I would include a brief history of the 3D Coin and how it came into magic.

I wanted to re-introduce you to a Ron Frost classic packet routine that is easy to do and has a surprise ending.

One of magic’s pillars are its secrets. We are constantly on the lookout for the next big thing or an overlooked secret that will make us stars.