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When he takes the map out from under the mat, he shifts the picture a little.
what kind of picture? does he have double-layered cards?
it looks like it, look closely, when he takes the card out from under the mat, he takes it with his other hand and makes a "sliding motion".
ZS: and then why take the card with both hands when you can do it with one hand, especially since he's hiding the picture from both the camera and the viewer.
it looks like, look closely, when he takes the card out from under the mat, he takes it with his other hand and makes a "sliding motion" .
The more that he hides the picture from the camera and from the viewer, the more that he does it with one hand.
:))) no. there's a funny thing about cards.
the same card is a deuce and an ace at the same time. the only difference is the three :)
look closely - he always covers the corner of the card with his finger when he picks it up.
And when he shows all the cards - then also - only a corner, but the opposite.
a scam :) really, is the whole USA being tricked?
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I have already posted a link to such a video. It's not a replay - it's a different voiceover. :)
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I came across a comment on a website about a trick:
The trick is as simple as a white sheet of paper! On the north side of the card the corner mark is one, and on the south side another. it constantly flips the cards from north to south of the card, showing different sides.
Card 1. The three of clubs, it's needed to cover the front of the card.
Card 2. Pseudo Hearts, in fact only the south of the card is the ace of hearts, the face card and the north of the two of clubs
Card 3. Pseudo two of clubs, really only the south of the card is ace of clubs, a face up and ace of hearts north
The pseudo angles are closed with the thumb when the card is shown from the table.
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