sec.178Meaning of two-up

sec.178 Meaning of two-up

Two-up means two-up conducted in a ring controlled by a ringkeeper in which— a spinner standing within the ring uses a kip to toss two or three coins in the air; and players wager on the outcome of the coin toss before the spinner tosses the coins. In this section— kip means a wooden bat, or similar instrument, from which the coins are thrown. ring means the area inside boundaries drawn or identified by the ringkeeper. ringkeeper means the person who controls the spinner and administers the rules. spinner means a player who has elected to toss the coins and has entered the centre of the ring. s 178 prev s 178 om 2009 No. 24 s 398 pres s 178 ins 2012 No. 2 s 3 (sec.178-ssec.1) Two-up means two-up conducted in a ring controlled by a ringkeeper in which— a spinner standing within the ring uses a kip to toss two or three coins in the air; and players wager on the outcome of the coin toss before the spinner tosses the coins. (sec.178-ssec.2) In this section— kip means a wooden bat, or similar instrument, from which the coins are thrown. ring means the area inside boundaries drawn or identified by the ringkeeper. ringkeeper means the person who controls the spinner and administers the rules. spinner means a player who has elected to toss the coins and has entered the centre of the ring.

• (a) a spinner standing within the ring uses a kip to toss two or three coins in the air; and
• (b) players wager on the outcome of the coin toss before the spinner tosses the coins.