ANZAC Day marks the anniversary of the Gallipoli landings on 25 April 1915.

Two-up plays a unique role in ANZAC Day traditions. Soldiers played the game during World War I, finding moments of mateship amid the hardships of war.

Today, ANZAC Day ceremonies are held at monuments and avenues of honour across the country, where communities gather to lay wreaths and reflect on the sacrifices of those who served. Following these moments of reflection, veterans, serving personnel, family members and supporters often gather at clubs and other venues to play two-up. On this day of remembrance, the game offers moments of connection, as it has for generations.