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Amazing trick! 👍 The combination of cards, die and a coin is very entertaining. Using the Quiver is a great idea. As an additional convincer, the spectator could see a blank piece of paper (of course the same size as the one already in the Quiver) and the prediction could be written on it in front of his eyes. He can open the empty quiver himself and the note goes inside. The Quiver can also be used to store the coin and dice - so it has 'justification' in the eyes of the spectator.
I had the same question about the one and the six. Technically, you could mention you will start out by rolling the dice and after 3 rolls, we will get a number. If they role a one then you are "golden", they can choose any direction. You could ask, do you want to START here or roll again.....For a six, you say, her comes roll number 1. Which way..... and then ask which way for the last two. Nice new force for sure.......
We can imagine variants to predict numbers other than 13. In the trick above we found 13 by adding 7 (sum of 2 opposite faces) and the obligatory face 6. We can : • replace 6 with 5 to force the number 12 • replace 6 with 4 to force the number 11 • replace 6 with 3 to force the number 10 • replace 6 with 2 to force the number 9 • replace 6 with 1 to force the number 8. For example, to force 12, it will be appropriate to hold the die at the start with the thumb on 5 and the index finger on 2. The spectator will have to choose between 1, 3, 4, 6. In the event of a right rotation choice, he You will then have to place the 2 on the right, and place the number chosen by the spectator on the upper face of the die. This will lead to adding 5 to two sides giving 7, to total 12. A very nice routine. Thank you from France
Always looking for routines using dice or a single die. I have so many dice that i even wear a necklace made of dice!! Gary in dreamland; have a nice dream!!🌟🌟🌟🌟☁️🙂☁️👍🌟🍬🍬☁️⏰☁️🍬🍬 dream!!
Yeah, there is something about dice that is just so magical, it's just luck and randomness in a physical form, and I find it beautiful! I hope you're doing good in that dream of yours my friend!
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@@garybartnik1509 You have the same understanding of magic as I do, and it's awesome! I try to make people dream again, the same as when they were children, with infinite imagination and wonder, even for such a small moment! I wish you the best dream!
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Excellent routine. I felt really stupid when you explained the die trick. I've been doing magic long enough that I like it when someone can make me feel really dumb.
Maybe a dumb question, but what if the spectator selects 6 to start with? Because then you're putting the 1 flat against the table. What would be the best way to get to 13?
In that case, simply ignore the 1, and start with the second roll. If you do want to start with the 1, the total will always be 14. Which, if anyone knows anything about dice, it’ll be obvious what’s happening. (This case actually rolling it around 3 times)
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Like I don't already have one 😏
That's a fantastic routine, Sean! We're also super happy you like the Svengali Deck!
I ended up showing this at the IBM convention last week during the jam sessions. It was a hit for sure, Thank you for sharing it.
That is so cool!!
I was aware of sum 7 comceptbonly . That dice concept was new to me . Amazing utilisation ❤.
What a gem...
Amazing trick! 👍 The combination of cards, die and a coin is very entertaining. Using the Quiver is a great idea. As an additional convincer, the spectator could see a blank piece of paper (of course the same size as the one already in the Quiver) and the prediction could be written on it in front of his eyes. He can open the empty quiver himself and the note goes inside. The Quiver can also be used to store the coin and dice - so it has 'justification' in the eyes of the spectator.
I was fooled by a Svengali deck! hahaha thanks for the humble pie.
Haha! Yeah, handling a Svengali deck in the old traditional ways is an automatic tip off. Just treat it like a regular deck, and you’ll fool anyone!
I had the same question about the one and the six. Technically, you could mention you will start out by rolling the dice and after 3 rolls, we will get a number. If they role a one then you are "golden", they can choose any direction. You could ask, do you want to START here or roll again.....For a six, you say, her comes roll number 1. Which way..... and then ask which way for the last two. Nice new force for sure.......
Exactly!!! Sometimes I leave small details out to be discovered on your own 😇 nice work!
I love this number force with the die. 🤜🤛
Brilliant 👍😊👍✨️👍😊👍✨️
We can imagine variants to predict numbers other than 13.
In the trick above we found 13 by adding 7 (sum of 2 opposite faces) and the obligatory face 6. We can :
• replace 6 with 5 to force the number 12
• replace 6 with 4 to force the number 11
• replace 6 with 3 to force the number 10
• replace 6 with 2 to force the number 9
• replace 6 with 1 to force the number 8.
For example, to force 12, it will be appropriate to hold the die at the start with the thumb on 5 and the index finger on 2. The spectator will have to choose between 1, 3, 4, 6. In the event of a right rotation choice, he You will then have to place the 2 on the right, and place the number chosen by the spectator on the upper face of the die. This will lead to adding 5 to two sides giving 7, to total 12.
A very nice routine. Thank you from France
Brilliant!!!
Soo good..😮
Neat sean good effort well done 👏
Always looking for routines using dice or a single die. I have so many dice that i even wear a necklace made of dice!! Gary in dreamland; have a nice dream!!🌟🌟🌟🌟☁️🙂☁️👍🌟🍬🍬☁️⏰☁️🍬🍬 dream!!
Yeah, there is something about dice that is just so magical, it's just luck and randomness in a physical form, and I find it beautiful! I hope you're doing good in that dream of yours my friend!
@@ooohla9872 so nice to hear from you!! That is what i endeavor to do through performing magic and daily self-expression, to transport everyone to a magical land of positive possibilities!! As always wishing you the best!! Gary in dreamland; have a nice dream!!🌟🌟🌟🌟☁️🙂☁️👍🌟🌟🌟☁️⏰☁️🌟🌟 dream!!
@@garybartnik1509 You have the same understanding of magic as I do, and it's awesome! I try to make people dream again, the same as when they were children, with infinite imagination and wonder, even for such a small moment!
I wish you the best dream!
@@ooohla9872i can tell you are a great magician!! Please continue to share your positive vibes with the world!! And please let us keep in touch as we have been through the comment section of our favorite magicians!! Always love to hear from you!! Take care , my friend,ooohla; wishing you the best!! Gary in dreamland; have a nice dream!!🌟🌟🌟🌟☁️🙂☁️👍🌟 wish upon a star!!!!👉💫👈
Excellent routine. I felt really stupid when you explained the die trick. I've been doing magic long enough that I like it when someone can make me feel really dumb.
I love it when I get that dumb feeling!
#letsgetintoit 😁🤘🃏
Maybe a dumb question, but what if the spectator selects 6 to start with? Because then you're putting the 1 flat against the table. What would be the best way to get to 13?
What if they choose the number 1?
In that case, simply ignore the 1, and start with the second roll. If you do want to start with the 1, the total will always be 14. Which, if anyone knows anything about dice, it’ll be obvious what’s happening. (This case actually rolling it around 3 times)
What if they choose the 1 for the dice
I want the silver dollar please.
What should I do if they choose 6 for the dice because the 1 will now be at the opposite side and we cannot get 13.
You could actually roll the die.
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