By Choice & By Chance

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A book test for the strolling magician. You give the spectator a dictionary containing thousands of words and a couple of dice. The directions are simple: a word will be chosen by choice and by chance. The chance consists of rolling the dice to get any random numbers. Then the choice comes into play: the spectator can use those numbers in several ways. If they rolled a 5 and a 4, they could add those numbers and turn to page 9 or page 45 or page 54, or roll again and start with new numbers. Whatever they choose, they open the book to the selected page and think of the first word on the page. The magician writes down his prediction. The spectator names their word and - they are a perfect match. Very easy, no tough stuff or memory work. Comes with dictionary, dice, notepad and full instructions.

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Reviews

June 7th, 2011 2:49pm Rating:

Reviewed by Lary Crews

I started using this back when I worked at NBC doing line magic for tourists waiting for the Tonight show. Since then, I've done it in five different casinos in Vegas. Bottom line: I've performed this great effect more than a thousand times. It always kills. It's easy for strolling magic because all you need is a pocket size dictionary, pad and dice (all supplied). No difficult moves at all. It's actually almost a math secret. Audiences love it because it seems so entirely fair. (You can use 12, 21 or 3 etc) I love it because it's not a coin trick and not a card trick and you don't need to set fire to anything. I recommend it most highly Lary Crews Reality Bender