HOW TO PERFORM A MIND-BLOWING PREDICTION TRICK!

[@newdimensionmagiccardtrick3131]

this is really simple, but sometimes the most simple tricks are the ones that are the most effective

[@coreysnook6274]

New Dimension magic tricks

[@MrDaver007]

He shows all three people the numbers. They each wrote down. Would they then. Not know that they did not add up to what he calculated?

[@bonnome2]

There actually is now a much better trick. The trick contains a rigged notebook that sends everything the people write to a computer. They can now actually know what the people wrote

[@gwjarif5868]

you can make a trick perfect with your performance

[@Dreammaker13]

Wouldn't it be weird if first person would write a large number such as 900+...and second one would put also large number 900+ , so the 3rd person would know the number should be bigger then 1800+...even before she gets to write her number and sum it....the sum can get even bigger then 2000+...there is a huge risk writing a low number like 1417 inside the envelope

[@maimonguy123]

Same risk with low numbers tho

[@jaimdiojtar]

i got 1307 :)

[@bmac63]

The key is having higher nos range selected eg: between 500-5000 etc, man management of the notebook is crucial, also this is generally used as 1 part of a multi phase routine etc etc

[@beeble2003]

1417 isn't a low number. The total has to be somewhere between zero and 3000 and 1417 is very close to the middle of that range.

[@Dreammaker13]

@@beeble2003 first 2 people high numbers above 800 and this trick will not work, 3rd person if she/he knows basic math they will understand it right away that it is a scam

[@rowenfernandes2956]

I wonder what would have happened if the final lady had counted wrong and stated a wrong total. Then he would have to disclose the 3 numbers and all hell would have broken loose.

[@bmac63]

give her a calculator

[@SidneyJupiter]

Ask them to use the calculator on their phone or something

[@vivov385]

@@bmac63 TN

[@Esaminatore]

"all hell would have broken loose" - fires, riots, crimes, wars, blodsheeds, all because of a failed magic trick

[@davidshareefChTPhD]

@@Esaminatore lmao

[@mathematics5573]

illusions success is all in the presentation.

[@ccg1171]

I like the masked magician better.

[@cbd420feelgood5]

ccg1171 love your picture mate.

[@samuelwant3773]

He doesn’t speak though

[@Sam-vn6hd]

ccg1171 it's because of his beautiful assistance LOL

[@powerbrain840]

He is the best

[@lovetoact]

Would be funny if they all wrote two digit numbers

[@jamesthemaniac3293]

Its great until one of those first 3 can add them on the fly

[@疑是地上霜床前明月光]

Awesome! Thank you !

[@varsha3693]

Wonderful

[@bashbrannigan]

The trick relies of selecting a third person who’s not smart enough to add up the three numbers in there head and willing to say its wrong.

[@MathNerd1729]

I know right? It wasn't that difficult to catch the act either because the units were 3 + 0 + 0 so it should end in 3 yet the magician predicted 1417 😭

[@roachtoasties]

Of course, if the magician asked each participant what number they wrote down, that would be a hell of a trick. The participants had a chance to look at the pad of paper with all three numbers. If any of them remembered and added them up in their head, they would know there was some hanky-panky going on. That would have been easy, if all three contestants picked low numbers (like 2, 5, 10) and noticed that on the pad of paper. If the magician was outed, it wouldn't have made it to the TV show.

[@varsha3693]

Amazing

[@billie0429]

Imagine if its 50,60,70 And you came up it 1417

[@andyjayachannel]

Tankyou 👍

[@consciousias]

Sir masked sir you are really TRUE MAN amazing mind Power to know the reality of magic...

[@debarshimondal4621]

Excellent...

[@ijustlikethat]

What if first person predicts 1 and second person predicts 5, so when the second person is writing the number below first number, he already knows the first 2 numbers. Total of both these numbers is 6, after this, it's impossible to get 1417. Second guy n third guy can call the bluff...

[@stephenlovering7932]

Will be doing this one at my shows-- fantastic

[@BrianIsMagical]

Same. It looks like an easy way to entertain and involve a large part of the audience for about 5 minutes.

[@bmac63]

the key to this routine playing well is to change the range of the nos selected-I use 1000-3000 etc... ,its only 1 part of a multi phase routine ,. also man management of the notebook is crucial, as soon as the nos is written by 2nd & 3rd spectator, you take it back, it works well if used as mentioned & is very entertaining..

[@LegoProductions]

Aww we! Thanks so much!

[@bharadwajthirupathi2046]

Wonderful reveal great

[@generallstv485]

now my friends are my toys :D

[@wildgoosespeeder]

Watch Penn & Teller BS: Season 1 Episode 1. That's where I learned about this guy: Mark Edward.

[@slotomarica4001]

mindblow

[@ampmskm]

very nice.

[@danasmith9999]

Nice

[@CainNuke]

What if they all pick 1 digit numbers?? Or what if the 3 do the math themselves? They all saw the numbers the other one picked...

[@mr_khatkar990]

to avoid this magician can tell them to pick between 500-1000, not easy to add up

[@beeble2003]

They're not going to do the math themselves. They don't know that the numbers are going to be added up until the notebook is out of their hands.

[@benny-shen]

really tricky one

[@kshithijsharma]

WHat if the last person remembers the numbers and adds them up in the mind to verify? It is rather simple to add a few numbers

[@bmac63]

The key is having higher nos range selected eg: between 500-5000 etc, man management of the notebook is crucial

[@scottward6974]

That's bollocks! The last person to write their number down could add up and get 1,113. You'd have to get them to write their numbers on separate pages then it'd work.

[@divsthan381]

Good

[@yaswanthsaireddy1390]

It would be better if you ask each person to write the their number in a single page so that others don't see number. Then ask fourth person to come and add them and write the sum in 4th page to avoid doubt. Trick would be we write our own numbers from back side via 3 pages and we flip it and give it to her to add. That's it no confusion 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@NL-tq1yr]

It's really simple, once you know the secret **making the masked magician gesture proudly**

[@jaggajasoos5067]

A simpler way to perform it would be like this with no suspicion being raised: Call any 2 random people at first. And ask them if we have ever met before? Third person should be your own man. Don't ask him the same que. Ppl will just go in the flow. Decide upon 2 numbers- 1001 and 1999. Note that no matter what the first two people write- these 2 numbers are always attainable. U can increase or decrease the numbers a bit coz it would be very unlikely for two people to write 1 or to write 999 together and it would make it even more believable that one read their minds

[@M3NTALMAGIC]

I would use the notes app on any phone. Built in "switching". But there are easier ways, using actual numbers to produce a predicted outcome.

[@jamesgordon1537]

pain or pleasure!

[@yadavachandrakanth7875]

Lol interesting and funny😂😂😂

[@antonyba9]

I saw this trick with three people saying random things, not numbers, and all of the things they said was written in the paper. How does that trick work?

[@time_machine7013]

Usually copied backstage, then switched in after rolling rigged table out or simply taped to back of assistant

[@Kman.]

The #s that were displayed were *NOT* the #s that each individual selected.

[@mikosoft]

Well, he said he will add the numbers. If I was the last one to write I'd do the math in my head to see if the numbers really do add up.

[@kshithijsharma]

Yeah, adding 3 numbers should not be a big deal. It is just a matter of 2-3 seconds.

[@manofconstantsorrow]

It's easier to have an accomplice doing the math.

[@mariopolanco3281]

Bein

[@ravingcyclist624]

It would have really been funny if she had said 1416 instead of 1417. :-)

[@casonk3231]

How did he know his name was joey

[@ramonhamm3885]

The camera cut for a bit, looks like they edited out a few seconds of boringness. Did you think that a year later, someone would answer your question? I am the amazing 'future answerer' from the past, or something.

[@shay_lah]

wonder what would happen if one of them wanted to see the numbers added up...

[@sinbadsailor1963]

the third contestant would definitely know he was lying

[@paulden3158]

Never heard of this guy.

[@Lumegrin]

Figured it out before it was explained, at least the basics of what was happening.

[@towkirshuvo97]

Is this from a different show?

[@597158madroofer]

how'd he know the paper in the second envelope was yellow?

[@clairetaylor3365]

597158madroofer Because he was the one who put it in there?

[@SmartWentCrazy]

Those two participants are not clapping bc they sense his b.s.

[@joaocarlosviana6005]

kkkkkkkkkkkkk You borke the leg of the fake phisic kkkkk lol

[@jameskennedy552]

What show is this from? I know this isn’t the masked magician

[@ChalishFahreza98]

Secret Of Physics Revealed

[@magicianTimTyler]

i know allthese i will give you a clue if your really wanting to learn banachek PSI series

[@olakarlsson7496]

Ha ha it´s just that easy.

[@xandranicholai7301]

I’m still confused

[@0dan100e]

Back voice is prison breaks henry pope. Prisons boss

[@kittymeow4568]

I'm so doing that toy friends

[@abhijeetchaudhary7587]

What if they wrote small numbers ???Or the lady last writing the number had a doubt on total because she is the only one who saw all the 3 numbers written?????

[@roachtoasties]

That tricked would have been left on the cutting room floor, never to make the TV show.

[@amyntut]

If he would've dropped it lmao !!

[@markjones5843]

Didn't need to be Einstein to work it out

[@nathanb2]

where do you get that notebook

[@StrainCainers]

buy two and take off one of the top covers and place it on the back of the other one

[@hassanalkady2511]

Where can you get notepades like that

[@roachtoasties]

Notepads you buy have a colored side and a plain-cardboard side. There's noting to stop the magician from buying two, then combining the two colored sides on one pad.

[@claudionevesDIOU]

I didn't understand anything

[@stonesforlife4267]

"I would like you to add up the numbers"...how about she calls them out loud as she adds them up?....LOL!! Silly obvious trick.

[@xlostlovex]

1 simple adjustment for a stage performance of 4 minutes pack of lies..

[@dragonmaster7841]

Tricky little devil you

[@khankaka7632]

ha ha ha ha

[@DTruong8]

What if they all picked a double digit number?

[@Kevy24]

Dustin Truong he'll just keep picking audience members till he gets 2-3 people who picked in the range of 200-600

[@kokolexx]

Can't do that in Asia.

[@АлександрПоляков-б3р]

Кто русскоязычный?

[@kylliank8620]

Traduction? Mdrr

[@MeaHeaR]

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[@billgreen3138]

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[@francishooton3933]

i don't understand what the explainer is saying at all.

[@be4unvme]

he said go make it rain on them hoes

[@KP-dd2ci]

These are all fake explanations to assuage the amateurs. No professional will ever tell you the actual secret of how they do it.

[@tehspy1337]

Haha don't do that

[@crazyliam4842]

That was so obvious

[@lancenicolai4591]

This is a terrible performance - who cares if you can predict a number. This definitely needs a better premise to be entertaining.