On Anzac Day, Sydney, Australia, witnessed massive queues outside local pubs as crowds eagerly awaited the chance to play Two-up, a traditional gambling game with roots in World War One. Patrons began lining up as early as 8:45 am, even though the game was not set to start until 11 am. The London pub in Paddington reported its biggest Anzac Day yet, shutting down the street for festivities that included a BBQ and DJ. By 10:15 am, a one-in-one-out policy was in effect due to overwhelming attendance, with wait times extending to two hours. The game of Two-up is typically illegal in Australia but is permitted on Anzac Day, Victory in the Pacific Day, and Remembrance Day after midday. A local app, LINES, helped track wait times across various pubs, projecting over 50,000 users logging in throughout the day. Social media showcased the excitement and chaos, with some users expressing disbelief at the lengthy waits and others praising the turnout in honor of the Anzacs.