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Izzet Prowess can use a one-mana spell twice, but Sleight of Hand's selection is better early; Beam's three-mana rebuy makes this a supporting cantrip.

Could be wrong if A strong graveyard or bounce-creature payoff from the unrevealed set could make its second cast substantially more valuable.

Izzet Aggro can test it for spell density and late value, but it is materially worse than Sleight of Hand at finding action and Beam is slow.

Could be wrong if It could earn more slots if a Pioneer creature-spell shell benefits unusually strongly from returning its own creatures.

A second cheap spell has some appeal in Izzet Cutter Prowess, but Preordain's selection is usually worth more and a three-mana rebuy is slow.

Could be wrong if An efficient graveyard-based combo or creature-bounce loop could value the recast more than conventional prowess lists do.

Ponder and Brainstorm provide the selection Legacy blue decks require; an unselective sorcery cantrip with a costly recast lacks a clear competitive slot.

Could be wrong if A presently unrepresented combo could exploit casting it from the graveyard as redundancy rather than as a value spell.

It can supply a second spell and eventually rebuy an ETB creature, but Ponder and Preordain are much better at finding key cards and Beam costs tempo.

Could be wrong if Pauper creature-value decks may find the bounce cost either a meaningful upside or too large a tempo liability.

In ETB-focused blue decks, the graveyard cast can draw a card while returning a creature worth replaying, but the effect is narrow and slow for a slot.

Could be wrong if The score rises if a commander specifically rewards cheap sorceries or repeated self-bounce; otherwise stronger draw options crowd it out.

A one-mana cantrip is low impact, but Beam can become late card advantage while returning an ETB creature to replay; the tempo loss limits it.

Could be wrong if Unknown draft speed, creature ETB density, and graveyard support determine whether the second cast is a real payoff or rarely usable.