article_snippet.sent: Scenes like these will be repeated across Australia on ANZAC Day this Saturday, heaving crowds of punters betting on the toss of coins in games of Two Up .
article_snippet.sent: Two Up is now legal to be played on ANZAC Day across Returned Servicemen League clubs (RSL) and pubs.
article_snippet.sent: The game was still illegal in some Australian states and territories up until 10 years ago.
article_snippet.sent: It's that one time of the year when the law permits men and women across this great country of ours to follow in the footsteps of ours brave Aussie diggers and keep to the old gambling tradition.' '
article_snippet.sent: But what are the real odds of winning and losing if you chose to use the Double-up approach on ANZAC Day? '
article_snippet.sent: Think back to ANZAC Day last year and recall how many successive loses that a Head or a Tail endured over the entire day.
article_snippet.sent: The coins fly into the air during a game of Two Up, the uniquely Australian tradition, in which punters bet on which way coins land.
article_snippet.sent: It is celebrated on ANZAC Day on April 25 and is associated with soldiers because It was popular with troops during World War I .
article_snippet.sent: Australian Army soldiers pictured playing Two Up.
article_snippet.sent: Two Up is one of Australia's longest lasting traditions and is legal to be played on ANZAC Day across Returned Servicemen League clubs (RSL) and pubs and has been permitted for Australian and New Zealand troops deployed overseas during this time of year .
highlights_snippet.sent: Most RSLs and pubs across Australia will feature games of Two Up .
  