Universal Cube. Effective trick and its solution

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Universal Cube. Focus secret

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Focus Description:

Throw a die on the table and say that it is universal and can be rotated at will by any number of points. After that, place the die on the table so that there is one point on the top side and five points on the side facing you.

Tap twice on the top side with one point and pick up the die, holding it with your index finger and thumb. The side with one point should be facing the audience, and the side with five points should be pressed to the thumb.

Turn your hand clockwise to show the other side of the cube. At the same time move your index finger back and your thumb forward, rotating the die clockwise to the next number. The more you turn your hand, the better this imperceptible movement will be hidden.

Show the audience two points and reverse the motion, showing one point again.

Place the dice on the table, turning it slightly so that the side with four points is facing you. Say that you need to turn the cube to the side with three points. Tap the cube three times. Take the die so that one point is visible, and the side with four points is pressed against the thumb. Make the same movements, showing the audience one point, then three points, and again one point.

Focus Universal Cube

Focus secret:

Using the principle of imperceptibly turning a dice, you can demonstrate to the audience any number of points available on it by tapping the top side of it the required number of times to create the desired effect.

I wanted, for example, that he showed four points - put the cube on the table so that the side with two points is facing you, perform the same manipulations with your fingers - you get four points, etc.

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