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**Title:** Games that Summon Spirits and Ghosts
**Summary:**
* The host discusses games that allegedly summon spirits and ghosts, warning viewers not to try them.
* Three games are highlighted:
1. **Ouija Board (Jab Vote)**: a popular game for contacting spirits, with a real-life incident in Mexico showing unexplained phenomena.
2. **Bloody Mary**: a scary game played in front of a mirror at 3 AM, where players risk summoning the ghost of Bloody Mary.
3. **Charlie Charlie (Mexican Doraemon Game)**: a simple game using pencils and paper to communicate with spirits, but potentially dangerous for those without proper knowledge of demonology.
* The host shares a cautionary tale of a person who died from a heart attack, likely triggered by fear, while attempting a similar dare in a cemetery.
* The video concludes with a warning: while science may not prove paranormal activity, it's best to exercise caution and avoid playing such "devilish games" due to the potential risks.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, excluding opinions, with each fact numbered and in short sentence form:
1. **Game Existence**: A game called "Jab Vote" (possibly referred to as "Puja Board" later) exists, allowing players to allegedly communicate with spirits.
2. **Puja Board Gameplay**: Three to four players use a board with letters to ask spirits questions, which the spirits are believed to answer.
3. **Real-Life Incident (Mexico)**: A low-quality video from Mexico shows three people playing with a Puja Board, where a teddy bear's movement sparks fear.
4. **William Flatt's Story (1917)**: Businessman William Flatt claimed to have made his fortune using a Puja Board to communicate with spirits for business advice.
5. **William Flatt's Death**: Flatt died after falling from a building whose construction was advised by a spirit through the Puja Board, with fatal injuries including a broken rib piercing his heart.
6. **Flatt's Warning to His Children**: Before his death, William Flatt warned his children against continuing the Puja Board business.
7. **Bloody Mary Game Description**: The game involves a player being alone in front of a mirror at 3 AM, with a candle, sometimes requiring the utterance of "Bloody Mary" to allegedly summon her.
8. **Mirror Beliefs**: In some beliefs, mirrors are considered gateways to the other world, facilitating soul movement.
9. **Incident in Khariyar, Orissa (1969)**: Two friends made a bet involving a cemetery at night, with one attempting to fulfill it for ₹500, a significant amount at the time.
10. **Death in the Cemetery**: One of the friends died from a heart attack, mistakenly believing he was being caught by a ghost due to his kurta getting caught on a nail.
11. **Mexican Doraemon Game Description**: Involves drawing lines on paper, writing "Yes" and "No", and using pencils to communicate with spirits, with a specific ritual to summon "Charlie".
12. **Warning for Playing Demonology Games Without Knowledge**: Players without proper knowledge of demonology risk contacting malevolent spirits instead of the intended entity.
13. **Detection of Incorrect Spiritual Contact in the Charlie Game**: If the entity doesn't respond with "Yes" when bidding goodbye, it indicates the player was not communicating with Charlie but another spirit.