Trying to set up a dice force using Corinda effect. Glued sets of dice together exactly as instructed, practiced and went to show wife. Her immediate reaction - those dice look like they are glued together. Then added two dice and glued each separately at bottom of cup. This seemed to be an improvement but it still looks fishy. Can this be done so that the dice look like someone shook the cup and the dice look natural sitting in the bottom of the cup?

Just let them roll a pair of them anyway. Count the spots on both sides and then divide by 2. The answer is always 7.

Bob Sanders
Magic By Sander

I see that this is a very old thread but interesting as it is exactly the problem I am having.

My husband shook the mug with gimmicked dice in fine, and they landed cleanly in the mug (result!) but when I asked him to count up the numbers he counted them out load in pairs - making the method very obvious.

Any ideas for something else I could have said 'count the spots' rather than 'add up the spots' maybe to avoid this?

I would like to show 'clean' dice first. Any ideas for a subtle and quiet switch. I'm thinking of dumping them in my coke?

PS. I like the idea of gluing loose ones too - I just need to find the perfect mug first!