Poker Packet Trick
Created by: Will Tyrrell, Vanishing Inc
The Poker Packet Trick by Will Tyrrell and Vanishing Inc is a visually stunning, multiphase close-up card trick that transforms four cards (an ace, a two, a three, and a four) into a royal flush. It requires minimal sleight of hand, plays big, and can be performed in various settings, including standup. The trick comes with specially printed gaff cards and a detailed tutorial covering multiple handlings from easy to difficult.
Key features
- Minimal sleight of hand required
- Can be performed standup without a table
- Comes with specially printed gaff cards by USPCC
- Includes a detailed tutorial by Will Tyrrell
- Multiple handlings taught, from easy to difficult
- High-quality cards with a replaceable component
- Suitable for close-up, walk-around, table hopping, or parlor magic
Pros
- Super visual and fun to perform
- Easy to learn with minimal sleight of hand
- Quick reset
- Versatile for various performance settings
- Well-priced at $25 (currently discounted to $20)
- No DIY required initially
Cons
- Requires a reset (though it's quick)
- Cards are not examinable without a switch at the end
- The trick happens fairly quickly
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Poker Packet Trick by Will Tyrrell and Vanishing Inc - Review
The Poker Packet Trick by Will Tyrrell and Vanishing Inc is a visually stunning, multiphase routine that can be performed in the spectator's hands. It requires minimal sleight of hand and plays big, suitable for various performance settings including standup. The trick comes with specially printed gaff cards, a detailed tutorial by Will Tyrrell, and offers multiple handlings from easy to difficult. The cards are high quality, with a replaceable component that may wear out over time. The tutorial covers everything from basic to advanced techniques, including performances in the spectator's hands and standup routines. The trick is not examinable without a switch, but its visual impact makes it a great opener or response to poker-related queries. Pros include its visual appeal, ease of learning, quick reset, and versatility. Cons are the need for a reset and non-examinability without a switch. The trick is priced at $25, currently discounted to $20, and receives a 96% score from the reviewer.
Takeaways:
- Super visual multiphase routine with minimal sleight of hand required.
- Can be performed standup or in the spectator's hands.
- High-quality gaff cards with a replaceable component.
- Comprehensive 30-minute tutorial by Will Tyrrell.
- Great for both social media and real-life performances.
- Currently available at a discounted price of $20.