Indian Cups and Balls by TCC - Trick Parlor The magician then makes the

The magician then makes the chosen card rise not to the top of the deck but in the position corresponding to the chosen number and it is the spectator herself who counts the cards to it

a ring on your finger looks completely natural to any spectator

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The deck is then turned face down

the audience is free to shuffle the cards

Indian Cups and Balls by TCC - Trick Parlor The magician then makes theIntroductions Throughout the rich history of magic, the Cups and Balls has always held the distinction of being one of the oldest tricks. While its exact origins remain elusive, it is widely believed to date back to the bustling street markets of ancient Rome. Cups and Balls is a true icon of magic, encompassing a wide range of enchanting effects: disappearance, penetration, transposition, color change, and even transformation. Its performance exudes