My blog has received > 4,000 unique visitors and I am very happy to share my work with you. I retired from playing online draw poker and then I created this blog to assist you all in increasing your chances of winning. I wrote six articles about draw poker, which were published in an online poker magazine from Las Vegas.
By far, the greatest number of visitors come from the U.S. The second most popular audience is Russia, followed by Poland, Germany, the UK, Latvia, Estonia and Ukraine!
Today, after a very long absence, I have the original raw data (tables) that were used to generate the winning strategy. But first, please see the original Table by Zadeh, which shows the chance of being dealt certain hands or better before the draw.
It is possible from this table to build a successful winning strategy for online fixed limit and pot-limit draw when you use the data of this table in conjunction with Zadeh's book.
But we want more accuracy. Therefore, with the help of a guy from Germany, I updated Zadeh's 1974 table, which you can see below (in two images).
What you are seeing here is the only complete, accurate and most up-to-date table of the chance to be dealt certain hands or better before the draw in the world. Prior to this blog post, only Zadeh's 1974 tables could be reliably used. Although Zadeh's book is out-of-print you can buy it cheaply online. (My copy cost only $2.00). Using that book and my tables, you can create a simple and complete winning strategy for online draw. Alternatively, just use the Tables and instructions I already created for you (see previous blog posts) to win! They are largely if not wholly accurate. But I still recommend Zadeh's book for relevant supplementary information.
If you are a smart and talented player who has experience, you could play $1-$2 fixed-limit online draw and expect to make as much as $6.00 profit per hour. If you make some mistakes you might earn only $4.00 per hour. If you are exceptionally gifted, you could easily make $10.00 per hour. To make more money, you would need to be very experienced with a consummate understanding of the psychology (and mathematics) of draw poker, and play at higher stakes, like $5-$10 fixed-limit draw -- or even higher!
You should never play at less than $1-$2. You want to start at this level of competition no matter how bad you play right now.
Inexperienced players must play only at fixed-limit until proving they can win more than they lose in the long run. Then you may consider either playing at the next higher limit or pot-limit.
Do not even think of no limit draw unless you are at least a semi-professional poker player.
Your goal is to begin at $1-$2 fixed-limit draw and once you can make your first $1,000, then you may wish to move up stakes, or try pot-limit draw.
Utilising the winning strategy presented herein, if you start with $80 and play $1-$2 fixed limit draw poker, your potential winnings are limitless but your chance to lose everything is probably <5%. To be more conservative, if you want a smaller `risk-of-ruin' then start with a bankroll of $120 or even $200.
You have the chance to improve your skill, win thousands of dollars while only risking a small sum (your bank of < $200.00). And you will never even have to make a bet of more than $2!
Good luck --- and keep this blog alive on the forums.
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