On the flip side it won’t compete with the quality you will get out of USPCC cards run off their casino grade presses(Casino brands, T11, and *********** brands) nor does it compete with some of the old school bad a$$es(Arrco, Steamboat, ect.) In short, this is a good quality, standard run card and if you can get it for a price similar to a Bicycle 808 I doubt you will be disappointed. With that in mind I have to say…I’ve got no clue what Waddington haters are smoking? This is a fine deck of cards and I’ll pit it against any of the standard USPCC brands(Bike, Bee, Tally, ect.)any day. My only goal is to give people who haven’t tried a deck a rough idea of what to expect so they don’t waste their money on a deck that doesn’t suite their style.

Fortunately it is not, and has never been my intention, to sway the minds of people who have already handled a particular deck. It seemed as if, just like my review of the Tally Hos, certain people have their minds made up about this deck. The truth is that I had mentioned that I had Waddington’s in the queue for a deck review on a few websites and had several English magicians reply back trashing this deck. I approached this review with a bit of trepidation. Some of my impressions won’t be as fresh but I kept pretty good records so I’m comfortable with it.) I’ve been so busy gigs lately that I have actually completed a review before I had a chance to do a write up on it. Waddington's deck review video suppliment on Vimeo

Video Addition: Just some general thoughts and a live gambling demo For more information about my reviewing methods and a list of other reviews: viewtopic.php?f=10&t=156760&p=1224367#p1224367

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