Card hanging

The deck with cards is located between the fingers of the conjurer's hands. Left and right fingers slightly support the deck for the very edges. After that, the magician slowly removes one hand and the deck hangs in the air, only from 1 to 1.5 centimeters on one side of the card are placed on the fingers. Then the second hand returns to its original position and the deck turns upside down and all spectators see that this is an ordinary deck of cards. The magician's hands are completely empty.
In order to perform this focus, do the following. Take the aligned deck into the left hand in such a way that the back of the palm is facing up, and the front side of the deck looks down. With your left fingers, circle one of the long sides of the deck so that the tips of your fingers are on the bottom of the face of the card. The back of the left hand should be directed towards the audience and hide the subsequent movement. With your left fingers, start pressing on the bottom cards and push them to yourself, as a result of which 5-6 cards will move out of the pack. Operate the left thumb as if you want to trim the deck and install several cards that have come out from behind the left middle finger. Using your right hand, palm up your fingers to the tip of the deck and the hidden cards that have come out. The right little finger goes to the top of the protruding cards, and the remaining fingers underneath. This will allow you to firmly clamp the protruding cards. Place your right thumb over the right edge of the deck. Place your left hand on the left edge of the deck as if you were holding the deck with both hands. The right and thumbs are removed from the deck, which remains free to lie between the two hands. The left hand is removed from the deck, which leaves the deck hanging on the right fingers, but in fact the cards are secretly clamped by an unnamed finger and little finger that act as support for the entire pack. While doing this, while the deck is still between your hands, ask the viewer: "Right or left?". It does not matter that the viewer will answer, but still remove the left hand, because for the viewer you can interpret his words in your favor. If the viewer says the left, then remove the right hand, because it will be on the left side of the viewer. If the viewer says the right one, then remove the right hand, because from your side it will be the right hand.
This illusion is created thanks to the cards that are in their box. This is done by holding the card box in the left hand and squeezing the narrow end, which causes the outer side to compress. The middle finger of the right hand somewhere up to half the first phalanx is placed in this slot when the card box is placed in a position between the hands. The left hand can then be removed and the cards in the box look as if hanging on the fingers of the right hand.

Consider this in the photographs.

The cards are located between the fingers.

The deck hangs in the air, only a small part of the fingers remains a supporting deck.

The left thumb plays the role of a stopper and helps regulate several cards that are pushed out by the left middle finger.

The right little finger goes over the protruding cards, and the remaining fingers are placed under the deck.

The cards hang.

A box of cards is held in the left hand, squeezing its narrow end.

The middle finger of the right hand somewhere up to half the length of the first phalanx is placed inside the slot.