article_snippet.sent: Two Up is a pretty simple game, all you need are coins, a wooden stick (the kip) to flip Two Up into the air and a crowd of screaming punters yelling "heads" or "tails". '
article_snippet.sent: This Anzac Day Australians took advantage of the opportunity to play the century-old tradition of two-up in pubs and clubs all around the country .
article_snippet.sent: Crowds at the Australian Hotel Rocks to play two-up- two pennies are placed on a paddle and tossed in the air - frantic bets are part of the game .
article_snippet.sent: A two-up participant mourns after losing a two-up bet on Anzac Day .
article_snippet.sent: Australian Army soldiers playing two-up : scenes of Australian Army life in Australia during World War II .
article_snippet.sent: Crowds at the Australian Hotel Rocks were some of hundreds to play two-up on Saturday .
article_snippet.sent: During World War II, a game of two-up could last for two or three hours to pass the time .
highlights_snippet.sent: Around Australia men and women flocked to play two-up after attending Dawn and Memorial Services on Anzac Day .
  