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The key strategy is to know that as an encounter, Simic Clones always plays out the same: aiming for its alternate win condition with the Bio-Visionary creature. Therefore, you need to shut down its combo fast, namely before it can start to clone & enchant which creates more copies of the creature.
Firewave can burn & board wipe if necessary, while Avancyn's Glory can exile the key creature(s) & hopefully maintain the pressure through combat for the win.
The other decks you mention don't seem fast enough IMO to race ahead of Simic Clones before it locks the game down.
The most efficient counter is to save your removal (ideally Oblivion Ring) for after he enchants his Bio-V with Followed Footsteps - if you remove the enchanted BV he'll have two less BVs on the following turn, giving you extra time to win. By then your human army should be strong enough to counter him quickly.
Been trying with this deck for hours and hours, still can't beat it. I officially hate this game now.
:(
I don't remember what I used to beat this deck on my first play-through (I probably got a lucky draw with "Up To Mischief") but on the second play-through I totally owned with Jace's deck. Although, beating Jace was a bit of a challenge on its own.