Despite being mildly obsessed with all billet/double blank card work, I keep coming back to Wayne Dobson effects. I love his 'Tricolour Dice' which, on paper, shouldn't be my thing at all, but it's such good fun, so well routined and so puzzling and engaging that I can't resist.
@@niquetan yes but in his at the table Lecture he has updated it and it is sooo much better. Got rid of the colours and envelopes etc. I'm so glad that I own a physical copy of Roulette, such a great manual
Hi Nique, thanks for the reviews, very good as usual! Hope you are feeling better! May I ask you which is your favorite chair test routine, that would be suitable for close up? Thanks in advance! Mat
Hi Mathieu, thank you for watching. Actually, I only ever use such routines for stage. There is a routine I use in my virtual show, but even then, that is an adaptation of the routine I currently use in my stage show as well. I do believe that there are some routines out there now using coloured chips of sorts for close up, but unfortunately I’m not familiar with those at this time. 👍🏻
Gosh; there’re just SO MANY to mention. I have released one but recommending that would be biased. 🤣 Without knowing exactly what you’re looking for it’s quite tough to point you to a specific routine.
“Best” and “easiest” are really difficult to decide upon, as each of us will have different preferences for the various phases, methods and also the environments we work in. I can’t recommend any one routine in particular at this point.
Despite being mildly obsessed with all billet/double blank card work, I keep coming back to Wayne Dobson effects. I love his 'Tricolour Dice' which, on paper, shouldn't be my thing at all, but it's such good fun, so well routined and so puzzling and engaging that I can't resist.
Yeah he was a great inspiration to me as a child; always loved his interactive segments and his close up magic segments as well on “A Kind of Magic”.
Thanks for the review Nique!
Great review, Nique! Hope you're feeling better.
Hi Nique. Get well soon!!!
Thank you Frederick; much better today! 👍🏻
Hi Bobbit, I only JUST recovered, so am taking it easy for a day or so. Thank you! 🤗
Such a crystal clear honest review
🎉 You are amazing sir 🙏
Yes he is absolutely correct if your memory is off you will mess this up! LOL I learned that lesson the hard way LOL
I know Chair Tests are among your favorite effects. Yours (Chairless) is my favorite !!
So very glad to see you are feeling better by friend.
Thanks as always Thom. 🤗🤗🤗
Great review 👏. Chair tests are one of my favourite effects 👌 you should check out In This Order by Christ Rawlins ( The chair Test that I use )
Is this the one from Roulette?
@@niquetan yes but in his at the table Lecture he has updated it and it is sooo much better. Got rid of the colours and envelopes etc. I'm so glad that I own a physical copy of Roulette, such a great manual
@@mr.harmon2745 ah yes, that’s a good one too. I might have to check out his updates then! Thanks for the reminder.
Hi Nique, thanks for the reviews, very good as usual! Hope you are feeling better! May I ask you which is your favorite chair test routine, that would be suitable for close up? Thanks in advance! Mat
Hi Mathieu, thank you for watching. Actually, I only ever use such routines for stage. There is a routine I use in my virtual show, but even then, that is an adaptation of the routine I currently use in my stage show as well. I do believe that there are some routines out there now using coloured chips of sorts for close up, but unfortunately I’m not familiar with those at this time. 👍🏻
@@niquetan thanks Nique, and any recommendation for stage then?
Gosh; there’re just SO MANY to mention. I have released one but recommending that would be biased. 🤣 Without knowing exactly what you’re looking for it’s quite tough to point you to a specific routine.
What’s the best chair test and easiest to use you recommend? Thanks
“Best” and “easiest” are really difficult to decide upon, as each of us will have different preferences for the various phases, methods and also the environments we work in. I can’t recommend any one routine in particular at this point.
@@niquetan Ah right. What about the easiest perform and quickest to learn? Thanks