Yes, most video poker games have different pay tables, though you won’t find “full pay” video poker on the internet too often. In fact, full pay video poker is less common in Las Vegas, too. That’s because some games’ full pay versions were positive expectation games (you could expect to win more than you lost).
In the 1980s and 1990s, land-based casinos offered video poker machines with full pay tables to draw interest. Expert writers at the time pointed this out to a generation of players, who studied the game and learned how to beat it. The secret is out these days, so casinos don’t offer the best odds nearly as often as they once did. Online casinos don’t, either.