RB Madness Aggro (Standard)

SB plan is mainly to remove some Stromkirk Condemned against removal heavy matchups, to avoid getting blown out by a removal at end of turn 2.

Against more experimented players (knowing that 3 mana with a Stromkirk Condemned is quite dangerous), the switch can also be made, players will be a little more reluctant to blast a Furyblade Vampire if they're afraid of not having enough removal for the best enabler of the deck.

Madness cost have been used for curve calculation. There are 10 (6 repeatable once per turn) early free madness enablers (Key to the City, Stromkirk Condemned and Insolent Neonate) and 1 late (Midnight Oil) so I chose not to add a generic mana to Madness cost for curve calculation, but it's fair to count madness activation costing a half mana, since there are also 6 (all one time activation) 1 mana Madness enablers (Lightning Axe, Sinister Concoction)

1st Revision : After seeing Carlos Mohor doing well at GP Santiago ( https://www.mtggoldfish.com/deck/651911#paper ) , more convinced that the deck should focus on its thing Game 1. And that is playing more threats. Shaving Insolent Neonate count to play Flameblade Adept means less Incorrigible Youths can be played, so the Sideboard needs to take this into account