Imaginary dice are great. The spectator will be firmly convinced that they are not marked. You can even demonstrate it by rolling a different number several times and naming it 🤣
You'd just automatically pick four for yourself, and your spectator would feel cool about it if you use the dice patter because he could roll an invisible die too and just name any whole number from one to six.
What if instead of a crimp, you spread through the cards and ask your spectator to pick one and use a pinky break over the bottom nine cards and have the spectator put the card on top and then cut the bottom cards and make it look like a random cut?😊
It’s an old one. The card starts out at the tenth position. You ask two people to name small numbers (less than 5). Say if was a 3 and 4. You add those up and subtract it from ten (3). Then you say you’ll count down to the totals of their numbers (7). You deal 3 cards and then as afterthought, put the deck onto the 3 cards, and ask someone else to do it. It will now be at 7.
Great! But It doesn't convince me that they can't say 4. If they say 4 you can count and do a DL. And that if they say 2 or 3 you can roll again is mmmmm, strange.
This is a great force Sean! I always love seeing what you can create. I am going to try this force out. Congrats on 18K!
#Roadto19K!
Imaginary dice are great. The spectator will be firmly convinced that they are not marked. You can even demonstrate it by rolling a different number several times and naming it 🤣
That's really cool
Thank you for the video! PS. I like the close up mat you are using, it looks nice. Can you point where it is available (or who has made it)?
Hey sean good force
Might play with it around to make it work for me
Btw where's the live show from saturday? Can't find it
You ever think about doing street magic and recording for us??..man id love to see you out in the wild performing your awesome tricks
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You'd just automatically pick four for yourself, and your spectator would feel cool about it if you use the dice patter because he could roll an invisible die too and just name any whole number from one to six.
Love it!
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Awesome 😊😊😊😊
What if instead of a crimp, you spread through the cards and ask your spectator to pick one and use a pinky break over the bottom nine cards and have the spectator put the card on top and then cut the bottom cards and make it look like a random cut?😊
This video brings another question : what was the original principle you were working on before finding this force?
Btw, great trick!
It’s an old one. The card starts out at the tenth position. You ask two people to name small numbers (less than 5). Say if was a 3 and 4. You add those up and subtract it from ten (3). Then you say you’ll count down to the totals of their numbers (7). You deal 3 cards and then as afterthought, put the deck onto the 3 cards, and ask someone else to do it. It will now be at 7.
@@SeanDevine Oh, ok! It's a fun one too! Thank you for sharing!
What if the spectator is a DND nerd and rolls a D20 instead?
Spell dragon, dealing a card per letter. That’s six. You arrive at the card.
#letsgetintoit 🤟🃏
Great! But It doesn't convince me that they can't say 4. If they say 4 you can count and do a DL. And that if they say 2 or 3 you can roll again is mmmmm, strange.
thats what i was thinking for 2 and 3, but the hook behind it makes it less strange if u are as jolly as he was while presenting them.
also he gave u the main crux of the move, now u have to play around with it to be able to make it comfortable for yourself.
If they're contests as in giveaways if we leave a comment, then here's my comment.
You’ve won! How many invisible dice would you like?
@@SeanDevine 5 billion
First!