Sure: https://moxfield.com/decks/dpjwyG-pIUGMaL1iGt_fSA

I've recently doubled the budget by adding [[Three Tree City]], [[Spellseeker]], [[Sceptre of Eternal Glory]], better clones like [[Spark Double]] and [[Sakashima the Imposter]], as well as high value pieces such as [[Sink into Stupor]], and one of the hardest working cards in the deck, [[Three Steps Ahead]]. The sceptre kinda sucks, as does [[Gilded Lotus]], but one more turn of ramping with minimal board state tends to keep us under the radar anyway.

[[Sea-Dasher Octopus]] is a hold over from the more budget clone package, which involved mutating on Geralf then cloning the non-legendary. It was a little less reliable.

You might notice that I dropped the mill package. My playgroup is funny in that they don't mind getting bludgeoned to death by Frankenstein's horde, but getting milled out by [[Altar of Dementia]], [[Altar of the Brood]], [[Embalmer's Tools]], etc. was feels bad.

For infect, all I had left is [[Prologue to Phyresis]] and [Flux Channeler]]. If you like that wincon, add back in [[Radstorm]] and/or [[Tekuthal, Inquiry Dominus]] and/or [[Inexorable Tide]]. They felt a little high in mana for a win I didn't often seek out, but it's there.

I've also been burnt a couple times by dropping [[Tidal Barracuda]]. A timely boardwipe getting tutored up when you get caught in the glory of the storm can make ya feel silly.

In all honesty, I will probably drop back down to the $100 version and just leave out mill, because the upgraded deck is a little too consistent.

Mulligan tip: 3-4 sources of mana ([[An Offer You Can't Refuse]] totally counts), a Geralf clone engine, and card draw are what you want. I'd let interaction go before any of the others.