{"id":30618,"date":"2022-06-06T16:35:44","date_gmt":"2022-06-06T09:35:44","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/magicstore102.one\/product\/table-hopping-cups-and-balls-by-scott-f-guinn\/"},"modified":"2024-01-07T14:52:58","modified_gmt":"2024-01-07T07:52:58","slug":"table-hopping-cups-and-balls-by-scott-f-guinn","status":"publish","type":"product","link":"https:\/\/magicstore102.one\/?product=table-hopping-cups-and-balls-by-scott-f-guinn","title":{"rendered":"Table-Hopping Cups and Balls by Scott F. Guinn"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Table-Hopping Cups and Balls by Scott F. Guinn<\/p>\n

This is an exceptionally hard-hitting and very magical routine. Scott developed it with the Table-Hopping environment in mind, but it isn’t limited to table-hopping venues–Scott also performs this with full sized cups in a variety of different performing conditions! If you work in the real world\u2026this is definitely worthy of your consideration.<\/p>\n

The Cups and Balls is probably the most-performed effect in magic’s long history. However, it is rarely seen by the public these days, especially by table-hopping close up performers. Table-hopping magicians aren’t willing (or able) to dedicate so much precious pocket space to one effect.<\/p>\n

Scott developed this routine with the Table-Hopping environment in mind. It sacrifices less pocket space and the table room required is minimal.<\/p>\n

In addition to significantly fewer props, by eliminating one cup and two balls, the routine is easier for the audience to follow – there is more clarity of effect. (Scott’s routine uses one regular cup and one chop cup, one regular ball and one magnetic ball. A set of cups where one is a chop cup is also referred to a combo cup set.)<\/p>\n

Other important points are:<\/p>\n