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Focus Description:

The bottle is not upright.

Focus secret:

Before the start of the trick, slip a match discreetly under the tablecloth. Place the bottle with the edge on the match, as shown in the picture.

Focus Curve bottle

Find a balance point. A match is a perfectly sufficient support for a bottle. Now you can carefully withdraw your hand, and the bottle will remain crooked. If no one pushes the table, the bottle will look like it's crooked.

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