Volt with little finger

The method often used is simple in execution. Take the pack in the left hand for the long side, shirt up, as if you are going to take it. In this position, the thumb of the left hand lies to the left of the pack, and the other fingers of the left hand lie to the right. Put the upper joint of the little finger on the cards that should be on the top, at the moment they are at the bottom. The remaining 3 fingers lie freely on top of the deck. The top part of the deck is between the little finger underneath and the other fingers on top. Cover the deck with your right hand. After that, grab the bottom half of the pack along the middle finger from the top and the thumb from the bottom. At the same time, the thumb of the left hand lies in a slightly bent position across the deck. Then press the inner edge of the lower half at the point where the thumb of the left hand departs from the wrist. Move the upper half of the deck out, while slightly loosening the fingers on the left hand. At the same time, lift the outer edge of the lower half until the edges of both halves part. Next, when you close your left hand, the cards will fold together and change places. When playing for the first time this trick, you need to do this all very slowly, paying attention to the correct sequence of actions. At first, nothing can work out, but eventually the hands will acquire the necessary dexterity and the two halves of the deck will change places very easily, as if passing through each other. From the outside it looks just an easy grip and a show of hands. If it is necessary to fold the halves of the deck face to face, you can first turn the top of the deck upward with the face, at the moment when the moved parts of the deck are reconnected. This way of performing volts is the most correct and learning how to execute it, other methods are almost unnecessary. While applying it to the audience, it is necessary to distract the attention of the audience on something else. For example, the viewer chose a card, and you need to do a volt, if you do it immediately, then for sure the viewer will see your actions, so you need to pause and, looking at the viewer's face, ask: "Do you remember the map well?". Then the viewer will be distracted for a second and look at you, and at this moment you perform the volt.