If you hold out until the opponent's next turn, there is also an effect that can return 1 monster to the hand, but the chance that the opponent will leave a powerful monster on the field when this one is on the field is low, and even if it is put on the field, it will be removed with full force
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With three opponents, we could get triple the triggers on the nonsense that they're doing, and us giving them extra cards will only encourage them to do more nonsense
