Checkpoint - is a casual trick with rip up and restoration of a receipt. "Uh show me something!?" - popular situation in life of magician. During these moments, "arranged / prop" magic tricks like "Pick a card" may not be entirely appropriate. A magician wants to appear more like Dinamo or David Blaine, and create magical improvisation with handy items. We all know that the best improvisation is a prepared performance! Checkpoint - is a prepared improvisation created by Evgeny Gorlanov and Arseny Tsaran. They were inspired by Dan Harlan and Shawn Farquhar principal and created their own routine: A spectator signs the receipt and then rips it up with the illusionist. Afterwards, the receipt gets restored, but in the wrong order, and the magician presents that extraordinary signed receipt to the spectator as a souvenir. No substitutions--No glue, no scotch tape or magnets--The receipt really rips up--The spectator signs the receipt--Magical receipt can be presented to the spectator as a souvenir. Pro version contains 30 receipts.