Volt Turn

This volt is performed with both hands. The deck at the time of removal is in the left hand, the right hand pulls the bottom of the deck, the top part of the deck falls into the palm of the left hand and remains there. After that, the little finger of the left hand should lie on top of this part of the deck, as shown in the first photo in the volta with the little finger, and the right hand should put the bottom of the pack on top of the top.
The little finger of the left hand then forms a gap between the parts, which looks towards the magician. At the same time, the opposite edge of the deck, which is directed towards the spectators should be without a gap, it is necessary to look carefully for this. Then the right hand with two fingers grabs the lower part of the deck, which is closer to the palm of the left hand.

The thumb of the right hand holds the lower part of the deck, and the right index finger holds this part also behind the right narrow edge. After that, the right hand with the thumb and forefinger begins to unfold the lower part of the deck counter-clockwise, with the axis of rotation along the longitudinal center of the card, while trying to pull the lower longitudinal edge of the lower part of the deck upward. In this case, this part of the deck slides on the front side of the top part of the deck, but the right hand does not rise up, but remains at the same level. Once the lower longitudinal edge of the bottom of the deck is on the edge of the top of the deck, the index, middle, ring finger and little finger should bend in the joints and help the upper part to slip the lower edge of the lower part of the deck and fall into the palm of the left hand.

The right hand should at this time help the lower part to fall to the top and merge with it into a single deck.