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Chairs: impromptu chair routine

by Zandman

Chairs: impromptu chair routine by Zandman

A simple impromptu， no gimmick chair routine.

A spectator comes on stage and sits in any one of 7 chairs. She has a free choice and may change her mind as many times as she likes. The chair she chooses is the predicted chair containing a single envelope. Inside this envelope is a $20 bill with， “You will choose this chair” written on the bill. To confirm the prediction and a wise choice by the spectator， the chairs to the left and right of the predicted chair are shown empty. She keeps the bill and walks off stage. Simple. Clean. Done.

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Have your spectator walk away with a $1 bill while every other chair contains a $100 bill!

...and more!

In the original routine:

    No gimmicks， switches or forces
    Spectator handles the envelope
    The immediate surrounding chairs are shown with no envelopes， no matter what chair they sit in!

Contributions from: Greg Arce， Max Krause， Dr. Todd Landman， Raj Madhok and a bonus routine from Andrew Gerard.

1st edition 2010; 12 pages.