Numbers

159.95 usd

Trick by Magic Dream and Jerome Sauloup (159.95$159.95)

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A ridiculously fair and criminally easy way to perfectly predict a long number up to 10 or more digits!

Your participant reaches into a bag or bowl filled with small, plastic numbered squares and blindly grabs some of the plastic tiles. They then create a longer number which you prove to have been perfectly predicted the whole time. It's so fair and direct. This really is the perfect illusion.

Continuing the incredible innovation first introduced with "Letters", this remarkable gimmick allows you to easily force any large series of numbers. The switch is completely invisible and happens right under their noses.

The detailed tutorial teaches you 5 complete routines that take full advantage of the potential of "Numbers". The core idea is a lottery prediction; however, the possibilities are truly limitless.

Use "Numbers" by Jerome Sauloup and Magic Dream to easily predict:

• Lottery numbers
• Birthdays
• Anniversaries or other significant dates
• Phone numbers
• Barcodes
• Serial numbers
• Or whatever you want

Build complete routines themed around the idea of probability and immerse your audience in a universe of impossibility with this versatile tool. "Numbers" packs small and plays huge. The custom-designed stand handles all the hard work for you. This is the perfect addition to any parlor or stage show.

Comes with

• Numbers from 1 to 99 printed in black
• 2 bags of complementary numbers ranging from 1 to 26 printed in red (to match all different kinds of lotteries)
• Gimmicked stand
• Transparent bags of fabric
• Explanation video

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Community questions about Numbers

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• Chuck asks: Are you able to show the front and back of the green stand prior to the selection of numbers or letters? Is it examinable before and after the selection of letters?

  • 1. Corbett answers: Why would someone be examining the stand? If you’re focusing folks’ attention on the stand, you’re doing it wrong.
  • 2. Daniel answers: This is not a close up trick this is a small parlour/ parlour style trick. For example, i would be hesitant to do this in the close up room at the magic castle. I would do it in the cellar room at the castle because the audience is a bit further back.
  • 3. Chuck answers: Simply because I do close-up. I accept that it is suited for stage and parlor, but many times in close-up, spectators want to "reach" and "feel" in order to remain "convinced."
  • 4. Chuck answers: Thank you, Daniel, for your kind answer. That helps me an awful lot!

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• Edward asks: Are there any difficult sleights or can an intermediate level performer do this easily?

  • 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds: There isn’t, this isn’t hard to perform