Pulse Lie Detection

Props: A deck of playing cards.

Preparation: Not required.

Performance:

1. Take out the playing cards and ask the audience to shuffle them thoroughly.

2. After taking the cards back, stand the medals up naturally with both hands, face yourself, and arrange them on the table. At this time, secretly remember this deck of cards (assuming it is the 3 of diamonds). In professional terms, this card is called a "key card" and must not be forgotten.

3. Spread the cards on the table and ask the opponent to choose one at random (assuming it is the 6 of spades).

4. Close the cards and ask the spectator to place the card of his choice on the top of the deck.

5. Ask the audience to cut the cards once (this is the so-called getting the cards, divide the cards into half, and then place the lower half on top of the upper half). After this action, the "key card" and the card selected by the spectator will be next to each other.

6. Next, ask the audience to cut the cards as many times as they like (but never shuffle the cards, they can only cut them according to the above method).

7. Spread the cards out again, and first find the "key card" you memorized (3 of diamonds). The card to the right of it must be the card chosen by the spectator (6 of spades).

Key tips:

1. If the card drawn by the spectator happens to be the bottom one (the key card), then all the following steps can be omitted, because you have already I know what card that is.

2. No matter how many times the cards are cut, it is obvious that the key cards and the cards selected by the audience will not be separated. If it happens to be cut between these two cards, the two cards will be in the initial state of one on the top card and one on the bottom card, but this probability is very low. Remember the method, you can only use the "cutting" method, never the "washing" method.

3. Measure your pulse to find the card. The longer it is, the more dramatic the effect will be. Never find the spectator’s card at once, even though you already know which one it is.

Separated straws

『Props』

Two straws

『Preparation』

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『Performance』

Follow the following steps to wrap the straws:

For the convenience of explanation, two straws of different colors are used here. During the actual performance, the color of the straws It doesn't matter if they are the same or different.

1. Place the red straw on top of the yellow straw. The red one is vertical and the yellow one is horizontal. The top of the red and the right side of the yellow should be longer.

2. Turn the upper part of the red straw forward and back to its original position, and pinch it with your fingers.

3. Rotate the right part of the yellow straw forward in a circle and return it to its original position (please note that many people here make mistakes, turning it forward, not backward)

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4. After returning to the original position, continue to turn forward half a turn, and hold both ends of the yellow straw with your left hand at the same time.

5 Pinch the two ends of the red straw together with your right hand.

6 Pull hard to the left and right with both hands, and the two straws will separate

Key tips

1. The "magic action" done after the two straws are separated It's very important (such as blowing a breath, etc.), if you don't do it, it will not look like magic at all, but like a puzzle game, and the effect will be much worse, please remember.

Take out a piece of A4 white paper that has been prepared, fold it in half repeatedly, and tear it into 6 identical sheets. Choose one of them and give it to the audience to sign. The audience was then asked to mix the signed piece of paper with five other pieces of paper on the table, and finally successfully picked out the signed piece of paper.

Secret: When folding paper, only one piece of paper has tear marks on all four sides, and this piece is given to the audience to sign, and finally the one with the signature can be identified through the tear marks.

The God of Destiny

『Props』

A stack of business cards, each one as different as possible, about 25 to 50 cards.

1 business card of your own.

『Preparation』

1. Turn the backs of all business cards upward, and then place your own business card in the 10th position. In other words, there are 9 other business cards.

2. Tie this stack of business cards with rubber bands and you can perform at any time.

『Performance』

1. Take out the prepared business cards and show them to the audience. All the business cards are different (be careful not to mess up the order).

2. Hand all the business cards back to the other party and ask them to say a number between 10 and 20.

3. It doesn’t matter how much he says. Ask him to distribute the business cards to the table one by one from the top according to the number he said. The remaining business cards are not needed and can be put aside.

4. Ask the other party to pick up the business card just handed out on the table. Add the tens and ones digits of the number just mentioned, and then distribute the business cards to the table one by one according to this number.

5. The business card that counts to this number must be your business card and is 100% correct.

Key tips:

1. This is a very effective magic trick. I have used it to deceive many professional magicians. It mainly uses clever mathematical principles.

2. If the audience says 10 at the beginning, then directly send the 10th business card which is your business card. This is the best result.

3. If the other party says 20, you must answer: "Sorry, I meant between 10 and 20, so 10 and 20 are not included." Because there is no way to succeed with the number 20 , remember to remember.

4. You can also use playing cards to perform, as long as you write down the names of 10 cards on the paper now. Fold it up and put it aside, and then ask the audience to choose the cards according to the above method. Finally, open the note to show that the prediction is correct.

Mysterious Hypnosis

A deck of cards, a piece of paper, and a pen. Take out two stacks from the entire deck of cards and place them on the table. One stack contains 4 3s and the other contains 3 random cards. Turn around and let the other party choose one of the stacks. Then you write on the paper. : You will choose the stack of "3".

Secret: If the opponent chooses the stack of 4 3 cards, the numbers match; if she chooses 3 other random cards, the numbers match. Haha, it’s always the stack of “3”.

Toothpick pierced the Coke can

A can of Coke, a toothpick, and a piece of facial tissue. Before the performance, he secretly filled the Kleenex rolled into a small ball with Coca-Cola and hid it in his right hand. Hold the toothpick in your right hand and Coke in your left hand. Don't let the other person notice the small paper ball in your hand. Place the tip of the toothpick against the side of the Coke can, and push your right hand forward quickly. The toothpick enters your right hand, but it looks like it has penetrated the Coke can. Squeeze the tissue ball in your hand tightly and squeeze out the Coke.

Secret: The Kleenex ball needs to absorb enough Coke, so that it will have the effect of the Coke can being punctured.

Two Numbers Coincidence

There is a piece of paper and a pencil on the table. The performer walks up to the table, turns his pockets inside out to show the audience that there is nothing in them, and then turns the pockets back again. The performer picks up a pencil and writes a number on the paper (without letting the audience see it). After writing, he puts the note into his pocket. The performer said to the audience: "Now you can just say a number. I have already predicted the number you mentioned and wrote it on the note just now. Okay, now just think of a number and say it." The audience reported After a number was announced, the performer took out the slip of paper from his pocket and showed the audience the number written on it. Sure enough, it was the number reported by the audience. What's going on? Can performers really predict?

Specific operation:

The performer places a pencil lead about 1 cm long on the corner of the table in advance (because it is small, the audience will not notice it). Of course, you can also I like to hide pencil leads elsewhere. When the performer picks up a pencil and writes the numbers on the paper, they should pretend to be writing without actually writing anything. After "writing", put the note in your pocket. When the audience finished reporting the numbers, the performer secretly picked up the pencil lead on the table. Then reach into your pocket and use a pencil lead to quickly write the number reported by the audience on the slip of paper (for the convenience of writing, when asking the audience to report the number, you can limit the number reported to be between 0 and 9). At this time, the performer takes out a note and lets the audience see it (the performer can throw away the pencil lead when the audience reads the note), and the audience will feel very incredible.

Well done, this is a very wonderful little magic trick!