Volt roof

The name can be seen from the fact that during the execution of this technique a figure appears that resembles a roof. This volt is similar to some other volts differs from them only in small details. This volt is performed in its main part with one left hand. Take the deck, shuffle it carefully and let it be removed to any viewer. The deck must be in the left hand. The lower half of the deck should lie on the upper half of the deck, forming a slot in which there should be a little finger. After that, using the little finger, the thumb and fingers of the middle and nameless, open the deck as a book, as shown in the photo below.

In this case, the index finger goes under the bottom of the deck. Then with the thumb of the left hand, support the top of the deck.

The thumb takes its place, simultaneously with the movement of the index finger of the left hand, that is, both of these fingers simultaneously took their places at the same time. Then the little finger leaves the slot between the pieces of the deck and takes up a place on top of the top half of the deck. The index finger is still below the bottom of the deck and is not visible. Note that the top of the deck should be held by the tips of the large, middle, ring finger and little finger. This is necessary in order to the next time the lower part of the deck, easily climbed up, not clinging to the top of the deck.

With a slight shake of the hand, without changing the horizontal position of the palm of the left hand, it is more convenient to arrange the lower part of the pack in the left hand. The index finger of the left arm on the bottom begins to push up the lower part. The right edge of the bottom of the deck should go up freely, slightly touching the top of the deck.

The index finger of the left hand continues to push up the lower part of the deck until it comes out from under the upper part and appears on top of it. At this point, the thumb of the left hand releases the top of the deck, but continues to hold the bottom firmly.

The index finger of the left hand is maximally compressed in the joints in order to allow the upper part to fall into the palm as low as possible. As a result, the upper part falls into the palm of the left hand on the index finger of the left hand. Then, press the thumb of the left hand on the upper edge of the lower part, which moves upward, helping the upper part to finally fall into the palm of the left hand. After this, remove from the bottom of the deck index finger and attach it to the rest of your fingers. Then, straighten the deck of cards in your left hand with your right hand.