First their is ranked play, which is essentially exactly as the standard non-ranked play except that it tracks your progress in a ranking system made up of various tiers ranging from Bronze all the way to Mythic, with many levels in-between
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Running a Sakazuki deck is about imposing your strategy on your opponent, dictating the pace of play, and maintaining board control through efficient removal and versatility
Looking at the selling prices, the card hasn't been often sold for more than 10,00 and since that seems to be a price slightly above the Price Trend (a rising figure, as of right now), selling it for that amount or a little more may be a good idea
While it does take some time to ramp up influence counters, in decks with lots of big spells, your opponent may soon feel obligated to let you draw and not risk losing a bunch of life
It does some work with Cactusfolk Sureshot