One of the easiest ways to dive into the format is through MTG Arena
The card breakdown is: 6 commons (one has a chance to be replaced by a card from The List) 3 uncommons 1 rare or mythic rare (roughly 1 in 7 chance of mythic) 2 wildcard slots that can be any rarity, giving you a chance at up to 4 rares in a single pack 1 basic land (full-art land in around 25% of packs) 1 guaranteed traditional foil card of any rarity Good to know: Around 28% of play boosters contain 2 rares or mythics, about 3% contain 3, and less than 1% contain 4
Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) does a lot to regulate the costs, so retailers have less flexibility to set prices on booster boxes based on relative value and scarcity
I haven't tried it yet myself, put I'm very excited to see these two cards come together
There are various one time purchase bundles designed specifically to get you started with gems and other perks, depending on how much you want to invest in the game
With this in mind, you can run Cut a Deal in literally any white deck, and it should perform well for you