Uh, why does the demo here say "they randomly name" a fruit when the $65 trick comes with force cards that have fruits printed on them? It would seem the fruit the spectator "picks" is not random but forced. And they don't "randomly name" a fruit, they pick a card with a picture of a fruit.
And to the other audience pov, for the version Alex does the most, it IS a randomly named fruit. So we advertise it the way like all magic trailer does, we describe what the audience experience. But if you know the method, you totally know what i’m talking about.
En el video dice que nombra una fruta al azar y no es así porque el juego trae unas tarjetas para que elijan la fruta como si fuera una baraja de cartas, por lo que el video es engañoso
looks great! can we have a live performance
You have to buy the trick.
@@davidmerlin3344 no you don’t.
Uh, why does the demo here say "they randomly name" a fruit when the $65 trick comes with force cards that have fruits printed on them?
It would seem the fruit the spectator "picks" is not random but forced.
And they don't "randomly name" a fruit, they pick a card with a picture of a fruit.
It depends on which method you are using, we taught several methods. Some are forced, some are randomly picked, some are truly randomly named.
And to the other audience pov, for the version Alex does the most, it IS a randomly named fruit. So we advertise it the way like all magic trailer does, we describe what the audience experience.
But if you know the method, you totally know what i’m talking about.
does it work well in any language?
Yep!
Beautiful 🙌
En el video dice que nombra una fruta al azar y no es así porque el juego trae unas tarjetas para que elijan la fruta como si fuera una baraja de cartas, por lo que el video es engañoso
This is useless without a live performance