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Video pokers can be said to be one of the most popular gambling machines. Video poker originates from the original 5 card 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 machines came into the scene in the late 1800s, which were manufactured by Sittman and Pitt of Brooklyn. These machines were like modern slots, as they have the same principle of work. 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. A winning hand in those days meant that the player would receive cigars or drinks. 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, that these machines had ‘draw’ and ‘hold’ features video pokers were not only the game of a chance, but also of skill. A little later video pokers that you play now appeared. They appeared after the introduction of the computers. Video pokers attracted a lot of players nearly at once. Later. Video pokers become available in online casinos.