The game 27 Single Draw (aka Deuce to Seven Single Draw), is becoming quite a popular game at Poker Stars.  With big pots, fantastic bonuses and promotions, 27 Single Draw is very easy to play and enjoyable for poker players of all experience levels.  Similar in play to 27 Triple Draw, the only difference is that there is only one round of drawing instead of three.  The game procession will consist of the betting round, the draw, and the final betting round.  27 Single Draw also has the big blind and small blind, as well as the ante, to keep players into the game.  Many players call 27 single draw their favorite lowball game because they can play more hands per hour – which makes it perfect for those who get bored easily in longer games.
The blinds are determined by the dealer.  The player immediate to the left of the dealer is known as the “small blind,” and the player immediate to the left of the small blind is the “big blind.”  The blinds work as follows:

For example, at a $2/$4 table the small blind will immediately place half of the lower stake amount in the pot ($10, and the big blind will add half of the larger stake ($2) into the pot.  Once the two blind’s bets have been placed, the dealer will then to proceed to deal out five cards, face down to all players at the table; these five cards that each player has in their hand are also known as the “hole cards.”  Once the five initial cards are dealt, the betting round may begin.   These are the basic rules of 27 single draw.  If you want to learn a winning 2-7 single draw strategy please click the link.