Reciprocity

Bill Goodwin’s 4-card transposition is probably my favorite now. I have not used a 4-card transpo in so long because of how difficult it is to execute the steps in order. This one just uses the same move over and over again while displaying a clean deal of a card.

This is so clean it's absurd. It's considerably more difficult than most four for four transpositions I've ever come across though. The main sleight required is for advanced card workers, and will take you a considerable amount of time if you don't do a version of it already. Doing this during the initial display sequence, while simultaneously keeping the correct rhythm, and covering a discrepancy is much easier said than done. Overall, if you have the time and chops to learn and perform this piece, then it's for you. Although I'm happy with my purchase, I won't be choosing this one over the ones I already do, because It's not that much stronger to justify the amount of practice required. Regardless, it still deserves a strong rating. As per usual, Mr. Goodwin doesn't disappoint.