article_snippet.sent: The traditional game of Two Up involves two coins but many venues now play with three for ease of betting among the crowd .
article_snippet.sent: Two Up is one of Australia's longest lasting traditions, Two Up dates back to Australia's goldfields and the first recorded games are believed to have taken place in the late 1790s.
article_snippet.sent: Versions will vary between the original two-coined game (with three outcomes) and three-coined version (with two outcomes), the latter preferred by many venues prefer for ease of betting between punters. '
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: Versions of Two Up will vary between the original two-coined game (with three outcomes) and three-coined version (with two outcomes), which many venues prefer for ease of betting between punters.
highlights_snippet.sent: The game of Two Up can be traced back to the 1790s .