Magic Review - Poker Packet Trick by Will Tyrell

David from Magic Orthodoxy delivers a detailed review of the "Poker Packet Trick" by William Tyrell, a recent release from Vanishing Inc. priced at $20. This performance-based trick presents a seemingly random selection of four cards that magically transform into a Royal Flush in Spades. Unlike Eric Casey's Poker Test, this trick relies on heavily gaffed cards that cannot be inspected, eliminating spectator interaction and potential errors. The core of the trick involves cleverly gimmicked cards doing 80% of the work, with the performer contributing the remaining 20% through color changes and strategic card handling. David found the moves easy to learn and even inspired him to create his own variations. He recommends using it as a brief interlude between other routines, maintaining a strong narrative and rhythm, and watching the full 31-minute tutorial for presentation insights. Overall, David praises the trick as a "killer cool release" that will fool both magicians and laymen, appreciating its straightforward nature and avoidance of gimmicks like stretchy or invisible material. He concludes by promoting his own merchandise.