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1. We are playing a heads up cash game. Either we are deliberately choosing to play 2-handed, or we are 🍐 playing a ring-game where the other players have either left or haven’t joined yet.

2. We have reached the final table 🍐 of a tournament and there are only two players left.

Note that a hand may often be described as “heads up” 🍐 even if multiple players were dealt into the hand. This might occur when only 2 players see the flop after 🍐 all other players fold preflop. “We saw a flop heads up after open-raising preflop and getting one cold-caller”.

2. Made hands 🍐 on the later streets are typically worth more in heads up games. For example in Hold’em, holdings such as Ace-high 🍐 may be strong enough to win a fair share of pots postflop. The same hand in a tight full-ring game 🍐 is barely worth anything.

Deliberately only targeting weak opposition when playing heads up is colloquially referred to as “bumhunting” and carries 🍐 a negative connotation. Exclusively targeting recreational players is considered bad for the poker ecology, but it’s also hard to argue 🍐 with the business sense of refusing to play strong opposition. So, while playing only weak opponents is excellent for making 🍐 money, it is looked down upon by some portion of the poker community.

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