Ok, several of my students are doing well (in terms of bb per hour) in draw poker.

This is a very good game, for those with a small bankroll, wishing to build up. It's relatively eazy to learn, and the swings are not as great.
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Right now, ATE is playing pot limit draw, on 24h poker . . IN EUROS. Ha ha, we discoverd that we actually had 20 EUROS left on the account, which we have not played in 16 months. My backer was so thrilled to find the "free" money. Kinda funny, he plays big games, where that money is not even a big blind, but had a HUGE smile when he saw we had money left.

Another good thing about draw, is that it teaches you many things about poker. WHICH you will just have to discover for yourself, gotta get back to the game. Oh, Randy says that poker is about playing good cards, and only getting creative once in a while.

Also, the game is very fast, so those of you with a "boredom" problem will find yourself with a fresh hand very often. And, it's FUN when you get a pat hand.

Also, there are several tricky "ninja draw" plays that you can make

ATE, the drawmaster, MAY help you with those.

Yo, Semperfi, BACK ME UP DUDE!!

Yes, ATE got me started playing draw, and I am doing very well, using it to build up my bankroll. I started by reading Michael Weisenburg's (sp?) articles about draw on the Cardplayer archives. I was winning. Then ATE taught me a couple of ninja moves, and my win rate really increased after that. I do like the action also. It is a simple game, but you usually don't have to sit there more than 40 seconds or so, before the next hand is dealt.