When you have this many decks, you can find room for multiple decks with similar themes or strategies that you really like, with power level and intent, number of staples and Game Changers, and/or budget being what sets them apart
At Best Buy, where they're now sold out, we can see that their original price was $27
Yes Man, Personal Securitron Yes Man, Personal Securitron gives people the option of drawing a few cards or just holding Yes Man hostage for a little bit
This is because they get exiled at the end of combat, and Hazel can only copy a token at the end of your turn
Im not sure it should have qualified for a OC qualifier, it was probably a close call
"Magic: The Gathering Fact Sheet" (PDF)