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Video pokers have always been very popular. Video poker is of course based on the original 5 card game of poker. Since the 1880s poker has been played in the USA. The earliest records of the video poker machine were coin operated machines which used playing cards on drums and not a CGI powered poker game. These gambling machines appeared in the late 1800s, they were introduced by Sittman and Pitt of Brooklyn. These machines worked very much like the slot machines you see today. To spin the drums the player had to insert a coin or coins and pull the handle. The player would put all his faith in luck as the drums stopped. The owner of the bar gave a player who received a winning combination drinks or cigars from the bar. But in 1901, Charles Fey made the next big innovative alteration to the poker machine by adding a 'hold' and 'draw' feature to the already wildly popular machine. Now the outcome of the game wasn’t determined only by a chance, but also by the skill of the player. Only then the time of video pokers came. They appeared after the introduction of the computers. There appeared a lot of people who played video pokers. Nowadays videopokers are available even in online casinos.