Single Forcing Die (5) | Diamond Jim Tyler Konfetti A deceptively simple yet technically

A deceptively simple yet technically complicated sleight-of-hand technique that Kozmo goes into detail to help you to master

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The Question and Answer Act

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This is Larry Becker's "Make the Cards Match" on steroids and you'll also learn variations which as you'll see from the additional performance footage included

Single Forcing Die (5) | Diamond Jim Tyler Konfetti A deceptively simple yet technicallyThis is a single die for forcing a specific number. It's been cleverly made to hide the secret well. Imagine six envelopes, each numbered one through six. This die will force a certain number. Thus, the money would be placed in that "number envelope." A spectator can be made to win or lose depending on how it is presented. When a number is rolled, then that "number envelope" is destroyed. Through the process of elimination, the spectator will