10 More Bar Trick Bets You Will Always Win HD

We’ve already shown you how to win numerous simple bar bets in the past. Of course, if you’re running out of tricks and are having to start actually buying rounds again, here are 10 more bar bets you should never lose. Subscribe for more! ► http://bit.ly/BeAmazedSubscribe ◄ Stay updated ► http://bit.ly/BeAmazedFacebook https://twitter.com/BeAmazedVideos https://instagram.com/BeAmazedVideos◄ For copyright queries or general inquiries please get in touch: beamazedvideos@gmail.com Featuring... Name the president on the bill - This perfectly winnable bar bet implies some basic knowledge of US Presidents. You’re going to tell your friend that you’re going to show them a $10 bill and bet them that they can’t name the president on it. Lincoln coin trick - For this trick you’ll need a penny and at least one person to bet with. If you know your US coins you’ll know that Lincoln is the president on the penny. Get wine into an upside down glass - Well if you’re going to do a trick in a bar, you might as well get some alcohol involved. For this bet we’re going to attempt to get some wine in a saucer into a glass of wine, without lifting the saucer. Balancing a quarter on a dollar bill - For this bet we’re going to do the impossible. Once again. We’re going to stretch out a banknote and balance a quarter on the edge of it. The match trap riddle - Now for the kind of trick that is sure to set off debates at any bar table. We’re going to set up a mission impossible type scenario by taking a particularly valuable item, or simply a small breath mint, and placing it on top of a box of matches. Rip a napkin in three - This trick looks remarkably easy. Like any good bar bet there seems to be no way you could lose this one. The burning match bet - now you’re going to burn a match and challenge your friend to hold it for as long as they can without burning themselves. The olive and glass bet - Now it’s time for another riddle. Take an olive. Put four matchsticks around it in the shape of a flattened glass as shown. Paperclip floats on water - This time we’re going to make a paper clip float on water. It helps if you demonstrate to people in advance that paperclips don’t actually float in water. Tear Phone book or deck of cards in half - Now it’s time to break some things. We’re going to rip up a deck of cards or a phone book. Seems impossible? Well, hopefully your betting partner with will think so too. There is a solution and, perhaps surprisingly, it involves baking.