Liberated Ring. Effective trick and its solution

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Spectacular tricks and their clues

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Focus Description:

Show the audience objects that have no secrets: a small colored ring (wooden or plastic) and a piece of string. In front of everyone, put the ring on the rope and tie it in the center of the ring with some kind of intricate knot. Stretch the ends of the rope and pass them to the audience to hold. Grasping the ring and making a few subtle movements with your knotted fingers, remove the ring from the rope!

Focus secret:

The secret of the trick is that in tying an "intricate" knot, as it seems at first glance, there is nothing complicated in the trick. Such tying allows you to remove the ring from the rope, the ends of which will be in the hands of the audience until the very end.

Focus Loose Ring

One of the ends of the rope, already tied with a simple loose knot, is passed into the ring, and then in the direction of the arrow. As a result, if we now tighten the resulting "knot", a loop will be obtained on the ring, threaded into the ring and encircling both parts of the rope. As soon as such a loop is slightly expanded and a ring is passed into it, the "intricate" knot will disappear, and the freed ring will be in the hand.

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