If you use Mystic Reversal on an opponent's Time Warp, do you get two turns in a row (an additional turn plus your normal turn)?

Ruling: When you use Mystic Reversal on an opponent's Time Warp, you take an additional turn after your opponent's turn ends, and then you take your normal turn after that, resulting in two consecutive turns.

Sequence:

• Opponent's turn ends
• You take the additional turn created by Time Warp
• You take your normal turn in the regular turn order

Nuances:

• Additional turns are added on top of the current turn order in a queue-like structure
• When additional turns are over, the normal turn order continues
• There is debate between literal card text interpretation (which could suggest Time Warp does nothing when reversed) versus intended play interpretation (which gives two turns)
• The consensus among experienced players is that the intended play ruling (two turns) is what head judges would likely rule