When you gamble, your brain gets conditioned to expect rewards at unpredictable intervals, a principle known as variable-ratio reinforcement
There is a catch, though, as the spell must be cast at the beginning of your first main phase, and it's treated as any other spell, meaning the free copies can be countered
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Tradetoad's effect is only a soft once per turn, meaning it can use its effect again if it ever leaves the field and returns, or another copy is on the field