Two-up: a ‘fair dinkum’ tradition or a devilish game of skill?

Heads or tails? How to play the traditional Anzac Day game

Every year on April 25, Australians across the country gather at pubs and community halls to play two-up to commemorate Anzac Day.

Two-up: a ‘fair dinkum’ tradition or a devilish game of skill?

Two-up is played nationwide on Anzac Day with almost religious reverence. But is there a darker side to the simple coin toss, and can you improve your chances?

Illegal game lifts ban for Anzac Day

It’s a traditional Australian game that is off limits for the majority of the calendar, but on Anzac Day, you’ll see it played in pubs all over the coutry.

Heads or tails? Venues hosting Two-Up in the Hunter on Anzac Day

Find the top venues in Newcastle and the Hunter to enjoy Two-Up this Anzac Day. Honour the fallen and enjoy a cold beverage with mates.

How the game of two-up really works and where to play

Two-up is illegal most of the year but is thrown into the mix on Anzac Day, despite some controversy about its history and the impact of gambling on families.