In addition to the 5-seated limit draw games at Paradise, the game is spread 6-seated pot-limit at 24hPoker. They have tables from €0.25/0.50 to €25/50 and there are always several lower limit cash games going. 24h also has draw SNGs (€5 and €10) and several MTTs per week, with buy-ins from €2 to €50 (many with rebuys).
Also, Planet Poker offers draw, but you'll be lucky to find one micro-limit game going. Planet used to have good draw action and tourneys, but most of the players have abandoned the site, which IMO is dying.
In addition to Mason's book, Mike Caro had a chapter in the original SuperSystem on draw. For some tips on online draw, go to
www.cardplayer.com and find Michael Wiesenberg's articles in the archive. Start here:
http://www.cardplayer.com/poker_maga...13&m_id=69
If you get really serious about draw, then you can dig up some old-school poker books like Norman Zadeh's Winning Poker Systems from second-hand online book dealers.
You are right in that no place in Vegas spreads the game. For B&M there might still be a table or two of old-timers in some obscure California room.
There's not a ton of money to be made in online draw and I don't think it's going to explode anytime soon, so it's more a labor of love than a chance at big money that will bring you to draw in 2005.