Having never seen Daniel Prado's material, I must say that his "Inevitability" demonstrates that he is an excellent thinker and clever performer. Apparently he addresses his brilliant thinking in Session 2 of his Masterclass as "Designing Impossibilities". Very nice.

I thought it was an incredible, fooling, excellent and unbelievably clean trick! I really enjoyed the performance that Daniel did and everything was so well rehearsed. I think that this trick would be a little more of a trick where you are being paid or for a more formal event, such as where the attention is supposed to be on you, not so much a shut up and watch card trick. But in this circumstance the vibe was excellent, I love the look of the coin, simply because it was something that we've all heard of, the "heads or tails". I loved all of it, and it was really stunning, and Daniel does an excellent job of building suspense!

It is so "hands-off" for the perfomer and "hands-on" for the spectator. Spectator freely selects the card, grabs an "indiscriminate" amount of small packets, shuffles, allows for a situation check/count to be sure there are more than thirteen cards and then the simple count. Save for one very innocent move, this is quite the effect.

The thing I liked most about Daniel prado’s masterclass was his theory and presentations and attention to detail. It was more than the tricks.

Being in Daniel's kitchen gives comfort to the tricks, but also makes you feel comfortable during the explanations.

I like the introductory explanation—what Roberto Giobbi calls the Prologue. Daniel grabs our interest before anything happens!

“I’m Talking about the time since the first magician ever tried something like this…”
Danny built suspense and created the framework for the spectator to truly stop and realize that the moment they were about to be in was an in inevitably amazing moment.
“If we give enough time anything can happen.” So good!
On top of this the participant did all handling!

This trick is so good. I love the presentation he had. I don't have this but really want it in the future.