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Spectacular tricks and their clues

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Focus Description:

There is a glass and two corks on the table. The magician takes the glass in his right hand, grasps it by the bottom and squeezes the stopper between the thumb and middle fingers of the same hand. Another cork is placed on top of the first one. Then the artist throws the top cork up so that it falls into the glass. He does the same with the second one. Thus, both plugs get into the glass.

The magician invites the guests to repeat this trick. At first glance, everything is simple, so there will be more than enough people willing. But they will soon realize that it is not so easy. There is always only one cork in the glass. You can even immediately put one of the corks in the glass. And still nothing will work out for them.

Focus secret:

The fact is that when they try to throw the second cork, both the glass itself and the cork already in it will be thrown. So if one gets into the glass, the other flies out. In this case, how can the magician himself perform this trick? The whole secret is that you need to hit the cork from below with your ring finger without anyone noticing.

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