Capicua by Thinking Paradox video DOWNLOAD

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Always win at the "heads or tails" game, even with borrowed coins.
Capicua is a new, intelligent, and practical technique developed by Manuel Leal and produced by Thinking Paradox. The effect is as follows: you borrow a coin from a spectator and spin it on the table. The spectator can stop the coin whenever they want, yet you will always know the final result.
You can present it as a mind-reading effect, an impossible prediction, or simply as a curious skill. The best part is that the method is so practical that this will be one of those effects you can perform whenever someone asks you to show a magic trick, even if you have nothing on you.

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Originale englische Beschreibung

Always win at the "heads or tails" game, even with borrowed coins.

\n\nImagine being able to always win at "heads or tails," with any coin. Capicua is a new, intelligent, and practical technique developed by Manuel Leal and produced by Thinking Paradox. The effect is as follows: you borrow a coin from a spectator and spin it on the table. The spectator can stop the coin whenever they want, yet you will always know the final result.

\n\nYou can present it as a mind-reading effect, an impossible prediction, or simply as a curious skill. The best part is that the method is so practical that this will be one of those effects you can perform whenever someone asks you to show a magic trick, even if you have nothing on you.

Originale englische Beschreibung

Always win at the "heads or tails" game, even with borrowed coins.

Imagine being able to always win at "heads or tails," with any coin. Capicua is a new, intelligent, and practical technique developed by Manuel Leal and produced by Thinking Paradox. The effect is as follows: you borrow a coin from a spectator and spin it on the table. The spectator can stop the coin whenever they want, yet you will always know the final result.

You can present it as a mind-reading effect, an impossible prediction, or simply as a curious skill. The best part is that the method is so practical that this will be one of those effects you can perform whenever someone asks you to show a magic trick, even if you have nothing on you.