ChequePoint by Arseny Tsaran

Created by: Arseny Tsaran

ChequePoint by Arseny Tsaran is a close-up magic trick where a receipt is torn into pieces and then magically restored to its original, intact state. This visually stunning effect is perfect for impressing audiences in intimate settings, such as restaurants or bars. However, potential buyers should be aware that the trick involves consumable elements, making it expensive for repeated performances.

Key features

  • Torn-and-restored receipt effect

  • Close-up magic suitable for intimate settings

  • Requires consumable elements for each performance

Pros

  • Visually stunning and surprising effect

  • Perfect for close-up performances

  • High-quality method and execution

Cons

  • Expensive for repeated performances due to consumable elements

  • May not be practical for high-volume gigs

Effect

ChequePoint is a magic trick where a magician tears a receipt into pieces and then restores it to its original state. The effect is clean and visual, leaving the audience amazed by the seamless restoration.

Full details

ChequePoint is a torn-and-restored receipt trick created by Arseny Tsaran. It involves a receipt that is visibly torn into pieces and then magically restored. The trick is designed to be performed in close-up settings, making it suitable for table-to-table magic or small gatherings. The restoration happens in the spectator's hands, adding to the mystery and impact of the effect.

Who should consider the trick

ChequePoint is ideal for magicians who perform close-up magic and want a visual, interactive trick that can be performed in various settings. It is particularly suited for those who perform in restaurants, bars, or at events where receipts are commonly used. However, due to its cost per performance, it may be more suitable for magicians who perform less frequently or for special occasions.

Information on how difficult it is to perform

ChequePoint is relatively easy to perform, making it accessible to magicians of different skill levels. The method is straightforward, and the trick does not require advanced sleight of hand. However, like any magic trick, practice is essential to ensure smooth performance and to maintain the illusion of the restoration.

What magicians say

Craig and Ryland from magic-tv reviewed ChequePoint and found it to be an effective trick. They noted that the restoration is visually impressive and that the trick works well in close-up settings. However, they mentioned that the cost per performance is a drawback, making it less practical for magicians who perform frequently. Despite this, they acknowledged the trick's impact and the quality of the effect.

What people are saying about ChequePoint

magic-tv says...

ChequePoint is effective but expensive for repeated performances.

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