I've used styles eye cue routine with about 20 different people. My success rate for detecting lies is really low. One of three things happen. They have one question that is different, in that case that question is a lie. They look straight at you the whole time, or have two looks one direction and 3 the other. Usually that means one of the three is a lie.

Based off of NLP eye accessing cues. You ask 5 questions and look for a variace of eye movement. Ie they look up and to the right on 4 questions and on one they look off to the left.

I run it like this.
I read this thing about seeing if someone is lying lets give it a try. I'll ask you 5 questions and one of them has to be a lie. So, tell me one thing about yourself. Tell me a second thing about yourself. ect.

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Has anyone worked this out to a 90% success rate?
Does anyone have any other games like this. So far i've gotten 19/20 people to play the game.

In my opinion, I never go for such stuff, as most of it requires experience and tends to fail at some point.
I'm not saying it's a bad idea, it's a great routine but you can do better stuff than that routine.

There's tons of more routines to use. Try to ones that are more likely to work like "the cube".

Dude, do you really think people can detect lies with this kind of bullshit? C'mon. What do you think would happen at poker tables, in life in general, etc. if there actually were such lie detection techniques that can be used with anywhere near 90% accuracy that anyone could learn to do? Use common sense and have realistic expectations with techniques like these.

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