Amaze: Mind-Blowing Illusions and the Secret to Winning Bets 

that's the only way he could of won..great comment.

it did *seem* that she was holding on to the ticket the whole time though...

@@Andybabyhe only needs to touch her hand to comfort her and can make an easy swap.

Well that is the highest probability on the bell curve at 7.96% each

Probably what they did, gave the bookie the money to hand over on camera.

Tesco value burger 😂

IT is based on people picking out what is close to them hence there initials matching

@Puterrrr yeah but there was no way to predict at random they would do that, you understand the odds he provided of the chance of that happening right? 1000/1 plus is merely impossible, but as he said not impossible just highly improbable, but they he explains the sequence of picking horses to be a scam, but how did he tell her at the end he thought number 1 and thought no I think this other 1 will win, unless it was all pre staged. Why would he explain he will show her how to do that. Darren tries his best to make out this stuff is all simple, but I'm saying it and I'll say again, a magician will expose his secrets easily

@@darkspy1277For the final race, he bet £4000 on all the horses, and then after the race he used slight of hand to swap the winning ticket.

@medalion1390 that's a full scam then, so he bet 1k on each horse essentially covering all ends

@@darkspy1277 It’s still the same basic system that’s been used from the start though… essentially, every race has to have _A_ winner, so if a person (or in the last case, a bet) is allocated to every horse, then you’ll always “win”.

They filmed for 9 hours and the odds are around 1/1000. You can't be that dense to still think it's rigged.

Here’s the thing, he _could’ve_ used a weighted coin, or perhaps even edited that shot of the bowl (pretty easy to do since there’s no camera movement), all for the sake of convenience and time… but the actual logic of what he’s doing and the probability involved is still 100% sound.

Presumably the TV company put a 4k bet on each horse

Match betting guarantees profit 💯

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Why's it so difficult to believe? It's perfectly probable. Video games have worse odds than 1/1000 for rare item drops yet they happen all the time.

I suppose, purely for the sake of convenience they could’ve just edited ten in a row, but the overall principal that he’s demonstrating is still true.

Not really, it’s a great demonstration of how probability works and how people can be manipulated by confirmation bias.

@@medalion1390Or how television LIES.

@@deletebilderberg What were the lies here?

@leedavies8237 Depends what you define under magic. Harry Potter magic, agree doesn't exist. Otherwise you have shops full with magic tricks like a svengali deck of cards and other gizmo's.