Double Coincidence by Pavel

Effect: The performer displays two sets of six little squares imprinted like the faces of a die from 1 to 6. One set is black and the other red. The performer takes two red squares and places these into a strip of clear plastic which is divided into four compartments. He throws a dice twice in order to get two different numbers. The corresponding black squares are selected and placed into the compartments of the strip, next to the red squares. The strip is turned, showing that the squares match. The trick is successfully repeated. But this time a member of the audience is invited to throw the die.

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