If you think about how Baral Gifts usually plays, it wants to cantrip on Turn 1, resolve a Baral, Chief of Compliance or Goblin Electromancer on Turn 2, Gifts Ungiven on Turn 3, and then win the game
Geller specialized in spoon-bending tricks and Kadabra's Japanese name, 'Yungeller', is similar to his
Finally, you can spend 9 loyalty to activate: If target player has fewer than nine poison counters, they get a number of poison counters equal to the difference. All you have to do then is add another poison counter somehow - say, by proliferating - and that opponent is dead
Finally, adopt a long-term perspective (5 to 10 years minimum) rather than a short-term speculative approach
Even better, this 8/8 creature will also destroy something when it attacks, letting you tear through their board if your opponent doesn't have an immediate answer to this massive threat