The last few Cube drafts have been from the Pauper Cube. Sometimes you just have to change up the format. Here are the Results:

The Winning Decks:

Draft 1: Bant Blink
Draft 2: Golgari Self Mill
Draft 3: Rakdos Sacrifice

The variety of decks here is a good sign for the health of the format. In general, these decks had a very solid removal package. Especially the Golgari and Rakdos decks. Of these 3, though they obviously never played against each, the Golgari deck seemed the most powerful. It's creatures never stayed dead. Voracious Typhon was a rock star in this deck, along with any token generators like Penumbra Spider. Trading away the spider to make a token and then recurring the original spider is such a strong play.

Rakdos Sacrifice played cards like Phyrexian Rager for value and then sacrificed them to fuel other cards like Bogardan Dragonheart. This version of the sacrifice deck drew more cards than most blue decks. Bogardan Dragonheart proved yet again why this 1 creature is first pick-able. It just wins games.

Lastly, the Bant Blink deck, piloted by yours truly. This deck was so much fun to play. While I did not have strong removal packages the way these other decks did, my creatures were nearly impossible to kill as they would be blinked in response to most removal. My favorite play being casting Mulldrifter for it's evoke cost, and with the trigger on the stack, blinking it with Ephemerate, so that I can keep drifter and draw 4, only to blink it again on my upkeep. Generally, this deck won by card advantage, simply out drawing and out valuing my opponents.

I strongly recommend that you try the Pauper Cube. See the link in the cube description. The cube is very affordable and changing up your play experience can bring some much needed variety to your group.