This 'Puzzle' gets me
- Thread starter cj10jeeper
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Looks like only 2 questions are needed, the other just make it cool: the first where you pick the color and the third where you pick the house.
Let's look at the green numbers (9, 25, 23, 16, and 12) and let's say you pick 12. You click green on the first question. In the third quesiton when you pick the house, each of the green number is in a different house. By clicking the house it now matches "green" with "house A": that's 12...
:wink:
PS: hopefully I didn't ruin the fun TOOO much...
Let's look at the green numbers (9, 25, 23, 16, and 12) and let's say you pick 12. You click green on the first question. In the third quesiton when you pick the house, each of the green number is in a different house. By clicking the house it now matches "green" with "house A": that's 12...
:wink:
PS: hopefully I didn't ruin the fun TOOO much...
ZetaTre, exactly... 
There is a card trick that works the same way.
http://www.whateveryouwant.ca/copperfield.htm
There is a card trick that works the same way.
http://www.whateveryouwant.ca/copperfield.htm
Yep seen card versions and as always once you stop and look at the logic it's easy - if not obvious at first
WLH said:ZetaTre, exactly...
There is a card trick that works the same way.
http://www.whateveryouwant.ca/copperfield.htm
It looks like in the first page you have 2 Q, 2K and 2J: one red and one black. At the end it removes one random card and change the suit of the remaining (let's say in the first page the queens are dimond and club, in the last it will be heart and spade).
I used to use a this as an icebreaker. You made the persons card vanish. In reality all the cards you showed were different and people only remember their card not the others.
