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DIE-NAMIC by Martin Lewis - Trick
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A spectator holds an empty glass horizontally, one hand over the mouth the other over the bottom leaving no way in. A dollar bill is draped over the side of the glass and a large die balanced on top. You peel the bill away and the spectator actually sees the die drop into the glass. Martin's handling is clean and easy. Die-Namic also includes Ken Allen's original instructions in which a die penetr
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A spectator holds an empty glass horizontally, one hand over the mouth the other over the bottom leaving no way in. A dollar bill is draped over the side of the glass and a large die balanced on top. You peel the bill away and the spectator actually sees the die drop into the glass. Martin's handling is clean and easy.
Die-Namic also includes Ken Allen's original instructions in which a die penetrates a borrowed beer coaster or deck of cards set over the mouth of a glass - or visibly into an empty, sealed mayonnaise jar.
Everything you need to know is detailed in the included instructions. However, purchasers receive a secret code that unlocks an online instructional video that contains tons more routines, effects and ideas.
Die-Namic also includes Ken Allen's original instructions in which a die penetrates a borrowed beer coaster or deck of cards set over the mouth of a glass - or visibly into an empty, sealed mayonnaise jar.
Everything you need to know is detailed in the included instructions. However, purchasers receive a secret code that unlocks an online instructional video that contains tons more routines, effects and ideas.
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A spectator holds an empty glass horizontally, one hand over the mouth the other over the bottom leaving no way in. A dollar bill is draped over the side of the glass and a large die balanced on top. You peel the bill away and the spectator actually sees the die drop into the glass. Martin's handling is clean and easy. Die-Namic also includes Ken Allen's original instructions in which a die penetr