Volt wave

The volt is performed with one left hand. Take the deck in the left hand and ask the viewer to remove the deck. After the sublimation, pull the bottom part of the deck with your right hand, the top part of the deck will fall into the palm of your hand and take the place of the lower part. At the top of the deck in the left hand, place the index and ring fingers of the same hand. Then complete the removal of the deck, put a part of the deck from the right hand over the top of the deck in the left hand. The index and ring fingers will form a gap between the pieces of the deck. After that, the left hand moves both parts of the deck from the horizontal position to the vertical position, as shown in the pictures, which is lower.

Next, rotate the bottom of the deck in the hand (if you look from the bottom of the deck) half a turn clockwise, and then in the same direction, the top of the deck. To do this, the thumb of the left hand should press hard on the upper edge of the lower part to make it rotate to the right side down until the lower part of the deck takes up the inverted position.

Rotating, the upper part of the deck should slightly deviate to the side so that the lower part of the deck can freely rotate in the space of the palm, but the upper part of the deck should not deviate significantly from the vertical position of the cards. See the photo above. In this photo, both parts look at each other face-up. The next moment, the top of the deck should also roll over like the lower part, in the same direction with the thumb of the left hand, which with force should make the top of the pack rotate in the palm of the left hand.

When the top of the deck turns over, both sides of the deck should be facing in the right side, and the index and ring fingers continue to remain in the gap between them. The next moment, these fingers should leave the slot, as a result of which both parts will form a single deck.