(中距离, 舞台用) 魔术师拿出一张牌, 上面印着四点, 反转牌背, 看到一点, 再反转, 看到六点(之前是四点), 又反转, 这次看到三点(之前是一点), 最后叫观众猜牌背有几多点, 反转一看, 原来是八点!

可作舞台互动节目表演.0.16kg

https://tv.sohu.com/v/dXMvNjMyNTk3NjkvMjYxNTQ1NTkuc2h0bWw=.html?spm=a2h0k.11417342.soresults.dtitle

Pip Card

The performer displays a large playing card, which shows a pip in the front, and four pips on the back of the card. When the card is turned over the one has become a three and the four has changed to a six. The magician now explains how the trick is performed with a specially printed card, teaching it to his audience.

In actual fact the card has two pips on one side and five pips on the other. By placing his hand at the correct spot the two spots can be made to appear as a one or three. Similarly on the reverse the five spots can be shown as a four or six.

Having taught the trick to his audience, the performer now proceeds to fool them with it all over again, using some real magic. There is now really a three on one side and a six on the opposite side. Then the six becomes a seven. And finally the seven becomes an eight, so the card shows three on one side and eight on the reverse.

This is one of the classic magic effects, and a favourite with magicians and audiences through the ages.

DEMO: https://youtu.be/ZanH6Kmrv7s