MATRIX BOTTLE CAPS - Caps Gather Under Your Bare Hands

Whoa! Ever wanted to impress your friends with mind-blowing magic? Look no further! In this video, you'll learn the secrets behind the iconic bottle cap routine, where caps mysteriously jump and gather under your bare hands.
This trick might seem complex, but with a little practice, you'll be performing like a pro in no time. We'll break down the routine into easy-to-follow steps, so even magic newbies can master it.
What you'll need:
Four bottle caps (all the same size and brand works best)
A flat surface (a table or countertop)
Let's dive in!
The key to this illusion is misdirection. We'll teach you how to subtly distract your audience while you perform the hidden moves. By the time they realize something's up, the caps will be mysteriously multiplying under your fingertips!
By the end of this video, you'll be able to perform a mesmerizing bottle cap routine that will have everyone wondering, "How'd they do that?" So grab some caps, clear a table, and get ready to unleash your inner magic. With a little practice, you'll be bending reality in no time - all thanks to the power of magic!
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[@robertshawiv1513]

I love this effect Wayne. Thanks for sharing. 👍🏻

[@AboutMagic]

Thanks 👍and best regards

[@RobertBallMagician]

Nice 👍👍

[@AboutMagic]

Thanks 👍 Hope you're doing well.

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Hello sir, I want your WhatsApp number. I want to learn magic games. Thank you

[@AboutMagic]

Feel free to DM me through my email. Thanks.

[@Chkobbadu10]

Bonjour.classic

[@AboutMagic]

Yes, it’s a visual classic. Thanks for writing and best regards.