If two-up on Anzac Day is used to raise funds for a charitable purpose then all funds raised must be given in their entirety to the nominated charitable purpose.

there is no charge, commission or fee (except where the charge, commission or fee is to raise funds for a charitable purpose).the owner or person in charge of the place where the game is conducted has given their permission and.all of the persons involved in the game are 18 years or older.

Two-up is permitted on Anzac Day provided that: For example, it is not lawful to charge a fee to participate in a private game.

Private games cannot be conducted for a commercial purpose.

It is not lawful to hold private games in public places such as hotels, clubs, community halls, cafes or restaurants.

For private games to be lawful they must be conducted in the person’s home.

While bets can be made on these private games, there are restrictions to ensure that commercial gambling is not operated under the guise of “private” gaming. Private and social gaming, such as playing a game of poker or blackjack at home with friends, is lawful in the ACT. Other Acts authorise casino gaming, gaming machines, wagering and lotteries. The Act expressly provides for private gaming, two-up on Anzac Day, approved charitable gaming and the declaration of exempt or unlawful games (see below). This is because the Unlawful Gambling Act 2009 (the Act) makes all gambling unlawful unless it is permitted under the Act or another territory law. The only forms of gambling that are lawful in the ACT are those that are expressly permitted by a Territory law. Which forms of gambling are lawful in the ACT This means the only forms of gambling that are lawful in the ACT are those that are expressly permitted by a Territory law. The Unlawful Gambling Act 2009 (the Act) makes all gambling unlawful unless it is permitted under the Act or another territory law.

Poker with friends no money