Forcing Outs - Tutorial Series - 'Raffle' Episode 1

This is the introductory video in a series that will explore the use of forces in conjunction with multiple outs.

This tutorial will teach a method and presentation for a lottery prediction.

Raffle Ticket Front:

Raffle Ticket Back:

Don't forget to add a "99" to the back of each ticket with a pen for the 3rd "out"

[jangray]

Keep talking. Good stuff. There are far too many quick visual tutorials on youtube. Most are shit, I might add and all lack the appropriate discussion to go with it.
Good job Sir!

[jotilkhela]

no offense to anyone but I totally agree with your more talking than showing part. knowledge about somthing is one aspect but proper understanding and realization about that topic are whole new other ball game. Realization gives more conviction about knowledge. only then a performance becomes more convincing to the audience. I really like your explation. keep it up !!

[dashmagic]

Another musician magician. Seems like it’s always the case. Do you know any tricks that incorporate both?

[rjbullock]

If you want to discuss theory and concepts... What it is the meaning of this trick? What is the performer doing? If it’s just “random numbers”, what does it prove? A one in a million chance! Goodness... but then why do tricks like these fall so flat? And they do. Because people just assume it’s a “math trick”. Why? Oh, because it is! Not good magic, not good mentalism. Totally meaningless and unconvincing to me. Predictions in general are very hard to sell and it generally seems the greater the odds against the prediction, the less believable the effect.