Come in winner: Chris Rogerson (centre), with Lena Lucarelli (left) and Sam McInneny (right), holds her winnings after trying two-up at the Shepparton RSL Club.
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Murray Silby
A boisterous crowd made the most of an afternoon reprieve for the game of ‘two-up’ or ‘swy’ at the Shepparton RSL Club on Anzac Day.
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The normally banned form of gambling was widely played by Australian soldiers during the two world wars and has become synonymous with Anzac Day commemorations.
After the emotion and reverence of the morning’s commemorations, two-up ‘schools’ held across the country often become a place of energy and irreverent humour, with a serious focus on the two pennies in question, and the one at Shepparton RSL was no exception.
Back to school: Callum McIlfatrick and Jack Weimer, from Shepparton, enjoy the fun of the two-up school at Shepparton RSL.
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Murray Silby
Spectators: Shepparton residents Hayden Guilfoyle and Jema Clark were watching the two-up action from a safe distance when photographed.
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Murray Silby
Friends: Nikki Stevens, Sally Potts and Tracey Miles, all from Shepparton, enjoy the celebration after the commemoration at the Shepparton RSL.
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Murray Silby
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