Everything is in the title, I believe all 3 options are decent (even though patting the 9 seems weak).

Both opp are very loose.


PokerStars Game #13142423405: Triple Draw 2-7 Lowball Limit ($5/$10) - 2007/11/09 - 19:53:25 (ET)
Table 'Juno V' 6-max Seat #1 is the button
Seat 1: Reverse ($226 in chips)
Seat 4: porkalicious ($138 in chips)
Seat 5: 6PACKCHOPRA ($200 in chips)
Seat 6: Seb86 ($491.50 in chips)
porkalicious: posts small blind $2
6PACKCHOPRA: posts big blind $5
*** DEALING HANDS ***
Dealt to Seb86 [3s 9c 7h 2c 8s]
Seb86: raises $5 to $10
Reverse: raises $5 to $15
porkalicious: calls $13
6PACKCHOPRA: folds
Seb86: calls $5
*** FIRST DRAW ***
porkalicious: discards 2 cards

Nearly always draw 1.

Because you are oop:
Call and draw 2> 4 bet and draw 1> Stand pat

In postion on field:
4 bet and reevaluate after opponents draw> call and draw 2> stand pat

Yes, with two behind you, call and draw 2 and give it up if you miss. Almost never play a rough 8 OOP, especially early in a multiway pot.

yeah drawing one is definitely a mistake, you dont really beat anything with an 87 that you dont beat with a 9. not sure what the actual right move is, but it def isnt draw 1.