Flat Dice by Michael Breggar

This is a devious three-phase routine using a unique set of nine flat dice which only have two surfaces. You can present it as magic or mentalism. You can use all the dice for all three phases or use each phase as a stand alone routine. The possibilities are endless as no matter how many times the spectator rolls the dice you will know their total while your back is turned.

The basic routine starts out with six dice which are tossed around while your back is turned. The spectator totals all the numbers as you reveal the total without ever turning around.

For the second phase you introduce three more flat dice, making it even more impossible, and repeat the sequence to tell them what number they are thinking of. Only this time you write a prediction while your back is turned.

The final phase starts with the spectator rolling all nine dice, turn them all so the odds or evens are showing, they then turn any of the dice over and total the face-up numbers. The total matches the photographic prediction that has been in full view.

Also taught are some alternative phases and kicker endings.

The method is self-working and uses some simple math that is completely hidden within the presentation. To get the information all you must do is casually ask a seemingly simple and unrelated question that allows you to figure out the totals. You will love doing this.