5 card draw books

[Master_Shake]

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2+2 should really gather a team of authors together and write a book on how to play lowball, five card draw, triple draw, and razz. They've written some stuff in the past but a 400 page book with about 100 pages dedicated to each game with theory and hand examples would be purchased by a ton of the forum readers, at least. I think it would do okay; obviously not in the same way a NL hold'em book would do but still get by.

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I started writing a book with a similar format months ago (Badugi, triple draw, and other modern low games), I admit its in limbo and may never get finished because I have taken on too many projects at the same time - I didnt get past the first 35 pages!

I don't think 2+2 would be interested in it unfortunately, this topic won't make back the investment required in publishing the book because there are not enough people left in the world who care about draw games to turn a profit.

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i would be really interested in a book like this... i want to branch out past NL hold'em and NL deuce-seven triple draw looks really interesting

[dha123]

If you can find it:
Play poker, quit work and sleep till noon!
by John Fox

[FortWorthJim]

What is the consensus on Malmuth's book on draw?

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What is the consensus on Malmuth's book on draw?

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If you can find 5 card draw played with a bug anywhere then its fantastic.

[amaranto]

Has anybody read "DRAW POKER ODDS: The Mathematics of Classical Poker" by Barboianu? It looks like it came out fairly recently.

[dirty banana2007]

there are one or two draw poker books due out this year (but i cant remember what they are called.)