Quantum Two Up is a quantum variation on the traditional Australian gambling game, typically played on Anzac Day, that involves tossing two coins into the air and betting on the outcome. The objective of the game is to correctly guess whether the two coins will land with both heads up (H) or both tails up (T). If you bet on heads (H) or tails (T), the odd combinations (one head, one tail) are ignored and the coins are tossed again. You can however bet on 5 consecutive odds - if you guess right, you win with a 28:1 payout - $2800 on a $100 bet!

This is all there is to the traditional Two Up game - but where is the quantum? In our Quantum Two Up, the coins are "entangled" and behave like "qubits" in a quantum computer. Before each round of the game, the law of "entanglement" is randomly chosen and remains the same until either you or the dealer win all the money. If one coin shows head, the law of entanglement determines what happens to another coin.
For example, if one coin shows head, the other can always show the head as well, or vice versa - so the probability of another coin showing head is no longer equal to 50%. Your objective is to recognize the law of entanglement. At the end of each round of the game, we reveal the probability of all combinations set by the entanglement law in this round.

Understand the law of entanglement and win big!