The draw occurs and the game is over. And every player is in every game until the end. Bluffing, raising, calling, sandbagging and a variety of other poker strategies have no place in video poker. Try to bluff a machine. Both games include several variations.
Video poker includes a variety of draw poker types.
I have seen Heads Up Poker, a prototype video poker game by Gamecraft that combines the two games, but that hasn't been approved yet in Nevada. I'll talk about it when it starts to appear. Regular poker includes several stud varieties, as well as high-low games, which do not directly compare to video poker types. In both games, good players vary their strategies considerably as they go from one variation to another. In video poker, you know at the outset what any hand, such as three of a kind, is worth.