Astounding, easy- and even shows up for a small crowd!
Very simple to do and to understand, and perfect for young magicians as well.
A box with two big dice inside is given to your spectator. One die is red, the other is green.While your back is turned so you cannot see what he is doing, he removes the two dice from the box.He freely chooses ANY number on the red die, and places the die back into the box with that number facing up.He does the same with the green die.He then puts the cover back on the box, and puts the box on the table in front of him.
When you turn around-you INSTANTLY tell him which two numbers he chose!And you tell him which number is on the red die, and which number is on the green one!
Very entertaining and amazing! And you can repeat this immediately with a different spectator and different numbers!
And that's all you need!Box and dice are made of printed cardboard.
Not everyone knows that the opposite sides on a die add up to SEVEN.Use this to make your routine even more impressive!For example, if you know that the chosen number on the red die was TWO, when you turn around, you can tell your spectator, "The red die has a FIVE... on the BOTTOM. But you chose to put the TWO facing up.They won't know how you knew that!
Martin L. Sunshine invented the Color Vision Box concept.
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