Transferring cards from hand to hand. Effective trick and its solution

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Transferring cards from hand to hand. Focus Secret

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The cards are in your right hand, and you hold the top of the deck with the tips of the second and third fingers, and the bottom edge with your thumb. If you slightly bring the second and third fingers closer to the thumb so that the cards are slightly bent, then they will quickly, one after another, starting from the bottom card, jump from the deck; if you continue the pressure, then all the cards will jump out in this way one by one.

If the left hand is at a distance of 25-30 cm from the right hand with slightly bent fingers, then the cards fall into the left hand; when the last card has passed from the right hand to the left, the hands are quickly joined with the palms so that the transfer can continue.

By making a half turn to the right as the cards jump from one hand to the other, you force the hands (and with it the moving cards) to describe an arc of about 60 cm, and thus deceive the viewer's vision into thinking that your hands are on such a great distance from one another, while in reality they maintain their original position at a distance of 25-30 cm, because both move simultaneously in the same direction.

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