New Crazy Dice by Kaifu Wang (6428)

Finally a logical variation of the well-known “crazy dots”!

The magician shows a flat die (a white board with black dots), which  shows “One” dot. The magician turns it over and “two” dots are visible on the back. Then the magician turns it back, there are now “three” dots on the board, which was originally “one”. The die is turned over again and the back side that was originally “two” now changes to “four”. Emmmm, something is wrong, and the children notice it too: the magician’s hand is covering something? “Okay, let’s do it again.” The magician then performs steps “one” to “four” again. And now the children shout: ‘Your hand! Your hand!” “What’s wrong with my hand?” says the magician. The children say: “Take your hand away from the dice! Let go of your hand!” The magician must now let go of the hand. But, contrary to what they expect, there is a dot under the hand and that forms the ‘four dots’.

The die is turned back to the board, which was number “three”, and now there of course really are  “three” dots. The magician asks again, “What was the number of dots on the back?” The children answer: “Four.” The magician turns the dice over and shows the board. It was “four” but that’s now changing it to “six”! The magician starts counting: “One, two, three, four, six, and it looks like something is missing. Do you know what number is still missing?” The children respond, “The five is missing!” The magician turns the die over again and the board with “three” dots now turns into “Five”!!

What’s new about this version?

If you know how other versions of this trick work, you know that it is sometimes difficult to get the dots to appear in exactly the right spot, that problem has been solved with this version – without the use of any threads.

Important;

• 100% accurate in placing the dots
• Can be transported flat and is visible to a large audience
• Finally a logical square “dice” version instead of a card with dots
• The card measures approx. 19 x 19 cm
• Professional quality from Japan, made of sturdy plastic
• Includes clear manual with clear illustrations
• Easy to perform