A grid with 256 seemingly random numbers. A completely free choice for the spectator. And yet, the correct prediction is already there.

Central to this prediction effect is a walnut display board with a 16x16 number matrix. The 256 numbers appear to be distributed completely randomly across the board and form the basis for various predictions and routines.

The spectator chooses one of the transparent acrylic blocks and may move it across the number board themselves. Subsequently, he or she stops at a completely freely chosen position. According to the creator, there is no force and there are no restrictions on this choice.

The transparent blocks subtly enlarge the numbers below and frame the selected section with elegant gold lines. This makes the final selection clearly visible while simultaneously giving the effect a polished look.

Despite the participant's freedom, your pre-made prediction turns out to correspond exactly with the final outcome. In addition to the four main prediction outcomes, the number matrix also offers possibilities for additional variations and other effects, according to the creator.

You receive four different acrylic blocks. These cover an area of 2x2, 4x4, 6x6, and 8x8 digits, respectively. This allows you to use different outcomes and presentations within the same system.

The set consists of the walnut Number Grid Board with a 16x16 matrix, four transparent acrylic blocks, four prediction cards, and four small envelopes.

The acrylic blocks measure 2.3 x 2.3 cm, 4.5 x 4.5 cm, 6.7 x 6.7 cm, and 9 x 9 cm and are 3 mm thick.

Please note: the dimensions of the walnut board listed in the source are 2.1 x 2.1 x 1.5 cm. This does not appear to correspond with the stated dimensions of the acrylic blocks and is therefore possibly an error in the original specifications. According to the manufacturer, minor deviations due to manual measurements are possible.