Here is the Black Hand tap and bleed deck I played at the Origins Qualifier:

Katherine Stoddard
Mosfair
Wah Chun-Yuen
Ermenegildo, The Rake
2x Banjoko
Sennadurek
Selena
Phillipe Rigaud
Blackhorse Tanner
Henri Lavenant
Yazid Tamari

4x Blood Doll
2x Effective Management
Police Department
Pentex Subversion
2x Remover
Watchtower: Four Ride Forth
Weeping Stone

6x Govern the Unaligned
6x Reunion Kamut
2x Tattoo Signal
Black Hand Ritual

4x Conditioning
4x Foreshadowing Destruction
4x Seduction
Suppressing Fire
2x Change of Target

4x Concealed Weapon

4x .44 Magnum
Palatial Estate

2x On the Qui Vive
2x Wake with Evening's Freshness
4x Deflection
Delaying Tactics

(I think that adds up to 60)
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The deck was created with my lingering feelings that tap and bleed is much 
better than stealth bleed.  My weenie PRE bleed deck was successful because 
of the large amount of Mind Numb I included.  Often, my prey would have the 
Deflections he wanted against my PRE bleed deck, but no untapped vamps to play 
them following my Mind Numbs.  The perma-tap Remover, plus perma-untap my guys 
with Tattoo Signal and Four Ride Forth is super good.  As cool as having a no 
stealth, bleed deck is; the final round of the qualifier showed me that this 
deck needs a little stealth.  I plan to revise it by leaning the crypt more 
toward the three Lasombra vamps, and adding perma-stealth with Elysian Fields 
and Zaire River Ferry.  That way I'm not completely hosed by my prey leaving 
three of his twenty vamps untapped.

"A vampire or a victim, it depends on who’s around"
U2-Stay (Faraway, So Close!)
Jay Kristoff