There isnt a hard and fast rule for how many draw options to put into your deck, but Id argue you want to see at least one in every single game you play
Mahadi, Emporium Master Mahadi, Emporium Master benefits from a build with creatures that sacrifice themselves in some way
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Bucky Squirrel Squeak Tutor's strategy is focused entirely on stripping away the opponent's options before they even had a chance to play them, forcing competitors to play completely off the top of their decks and make quick decisions