Unsolved at 2-7 Triple Draw?
Deuce-to-Seven Triple Draw (2-7 Triple Draw) is a limit draw game where the goal is the best low hand under deuce-to-seven rules, meaning straights and flushes count against you, and aces are always high, so the best possible hand is 7-5-4-3-2.
The coaches below coach mixed games — including 2-7 Triple Draw. They're ranked by their overall mixed-game reviews and shown here because 2-7 Triple Draw is part of the mix, not as single-game specialists.
7 coaches · ranked by weighted review score
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Alex Livingston
Taking studentsUnclaimedMixed Games · HighAlex Livingston is a high-stakes mixed-games coach with experience across no-limit hold'em, PLO, and the full mixed rotation. Through Mixed Minds Poker, he teaches a theory-led, exploitative approach built around player psychology, pool tendencies, and hands from elite mixed-game tournaments.
No reviews yet - BH
Brian Hastings
Availability unknownUnclaimedNLHE Cash · HighPLO · HighMixed Games · HighBrian Hastings coaches advanced no-limit hold'em and mixed games through Octopi Poker, offering both an advanced NLHE track and a separate mixed-game mentorship. A six-time WSOP bracelet winner, most of them in stud and mixed-game championships, he's one of the most accomplished mixed-game players teaching today. He's a strong fit for players who want to grow beyond a single format into PLO and the mixed rotation.
No reviews yet$400/hr - BY
Bryce Yockey (Oracle of Omaha)
WaitlistUnclaimedPLO · HighMixed Games · HighBryce Yockey, who coaches as the Oracle of Omaha, specializes in Pot-Limit Omaha and mixed games for both cash and tournaments. A three-time WSOP bracelet winner, all in PLO and mixed-game events, he covers PLO variants, Big O, Omaha 8, stud, razz, badugi, and 2-7 triple draw, building custom solutions in Monker Solver. He's a strong fit for players going deep into Omaha and the mixed rotation.
No reviews yet$1000/hr - C"
Chris "DeathDonkey" Vitch
Taking studentsUnclaimedMixed Games · HighChris Vitch, known as DeathDonkey, is a high-stakes mixed-games coach for mid- to high-stakes cash and tournament players. A three-time WSOP bracelet winner across stud, draw, and Omaha disciplines, he teaches solver-based strategy and practical frameworks for fixed-limit games, tournament PLO, PLO8, and big-bet draw, and builds mixed-game study tools through his Lab. His coaching suits serious players ready to add the full mix to their game.
No reviews yet$500/hr - DL
Dylan Linde
Availability unknownUnclaimedNLHE Cash · HighMTT · HighMixed Games · HighDylan Linde coaches mixed games and no-limit hold'em through Octopi Poker, covering the draw, stud, and flop games most players never properly learn alongside high-stakes tournament decisions. He wrote Mastering Mixed Games: Winning Strategies for Draw, Stud and Flop Games, and backs it with a WSOP bracelet and a WPT Five Diamond title. He's a strong fit for players ready to add mixed games to their range or to sharpen multi-format tournament play.
No reviews yet$700/hr - GV
Greg Vail
Taking studentsUnclaimedMixed Games · MidGreg Vail is a Big O and PLO8 coach focused on split-pot strategy, mental game, and the professional side of poker. Through Double Suited Poker, he works with players who want structured coaching for Omaha high-low and related mixed games.
No reviews yet$300/hr - JM
Jeff Madsen
Availability unknownUnclaimedNLHE Cash · MidPLO · MidMixed Games · MidJeff Madsen coaches no-limit hold'em, PLO, and mixed games through Octopi Poker across multiple formats in a single coaching offer. A five-time WSOP bracelet winner and the 2006 WSOP Player of the Year, he broke through as one of the youngest stars in series history. His flexible, multi-format coaching suits players working on NLHE, PLO, and mixed-game fundamentals rather than a single specialty.
No reviews yet$189/hr
About 2-7 Triple Draw coaching
Players get three chances to draw and four betting rounds, which makes it a game of escalating information and commitment: each draw reveals something, the betting tells a story, and your decisions about how many cards to discard are as important as how you bet. It's a favorite of serious mixed-game players because it demands a blend of math, hand-reading, and discipline that rewards study.
A 2-7 Triple Draw coach helps you master the things that separate winners from the field: which starting hands and draws are worth playing, how many cards to discard in each spot, how to read opponents' draws from their discard patterns and betting, and when to stand pat or break a made hand. The triple-draw structure creates rich strategic depth, snowing (bluffing by standing pat with a weak hand), reading whether an opponent is drawing or made, and managing the four betting rounds all matter. Because the game punishes loose play and rewards precise discipline, a coach can produce fast, concrete improvement, and competence here is valuable across 8-game and Dealer's Choice rotations.
2-7 Triple Draw coaching, unsolved questions
- What's the best hand in 2-7 Triple Draw?
- 7-5-4-3-2 (not all one suit). Straights and flushes count against you, and aces are always high, so the best hand is the lowest non-straight, non-flush five cards, known as "the wheel" or "number one."
- What makes 2-7 Triple Draw difficult?
- The three draws and four betting rounds create escalating decisions, how many cards to discard, when to stand pat, whether to break a hand, and reading whether opponents are drawing or made. Discard strategy is as important as betting.
- Is 2-7 Triple Draw worth learning?
- Yes, it's a staple of 8-game and Dealer's Choice and rewards disciplined study. Because precise play beats loose play decisively, a coach can produce fast, concrete improvement.