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Description
This is both a trick and an aid.
You lay out 6 cards on the table with numbers from 1 to 6. 6 different objects are placed next to the cards. You are now able to decide which of the 6 objects the spectator will win. The spectator is given 6 pieces with numbers on them. All 6 tiles are shaken in your hand and thrown on the table. All the pieces that land face up remove the corresponding objects on the table. This is repeated until there is only one object left, which the spectator then wins. The number can be repeated.
There are many possibilities, but this is our own routine.
You place 6 envelopes, one next to each of the numbers and tell the spectator that they all contain money. The spectator has to gamble away 5 of the envelopes and then gets the contents of the last envelope. Depending on their financial ability, there is a banknote in the 5 envelopes and in the last envelope there is a 50 øre. As the 5 envelopes are played away, you show that there was 1000 DKK in each of them. It is of course the 50 øre that the spectator wins. It’s better to win 50 øre than to have 1000 DKK worth of shares in Roskilde Bank.
