Adelaide's gaming fraternity unites to remember Infinity Games worker Andrew Deanovic Infinity Games employee Lyndon Cullen-Reid, holding a photo of former worker Andrew Deanovic, with owners Barb and Lee Copus. BOUNCERS are generally unimpressed by loud Hawaiian shirts but there's one party in town where they will be a compulsory tribute to a much-loved mate. The city's gaming fraternity was stunned in July when Infinity Games worker Andrew Deanovic, 41, a gaming guru known for his love of Hawaiian shirts, died from a heart attack related to his diabetes. Mr Deanovic had worked at the Gilbert Place shop for 10 years and spent countless extra hours there playing and teaching his favourite card and board games. Hundreds turned out for his funeral and on Sunday, September 15, his best friend and boss Lee Copus will host the 2013 Andy Day Luau; an all day gaming party and Diabetes SA fundraiser where anyone not donning a Hawaiian shirt will be "fined" for charity. "We met at a friend's house 20 years ago playing card games and we both had a wacky sense of humour and clicked," Mr Copus said. He was a loyal friend who always found time if you asked him for help. He was a happy sort of guy who loved his gaming. He'd give any game a go and found he liked most of them and would spend many more hours in the shop than I paid him for. Mr Deanovic's diabetes made him prone to infections that had led to two toe amputations. The Woodville West resident had been in hospital waiting for a skin graft after the second operation when he suffered a heart attack on July 16. The shop's co-owner Barb Copus said as the news spread it became clear how much he was treasured by the gaming community. Mr Deanovic's mum Linda said that the close-knit community based at the shop, where hundreds of gamers gather to play in competitions each week, had meant "everything" to her son. "He was just a great man who looked after me and my husband," she said. "The outpouring of emotion and grief that night was unbelievable," she said. Details of the party are at the 2013 Andy Day Luau Facebook page .