A term in many competitive games for 1 on 1 competition. One of its more common uses is in card games where the value of hands can change due to the number of people playing. Heads-up offers favoriable odds for high cards like aces and kings, even with sub-par kickers.
by Lezard Valeth May 13, 2004
Derived from the Texas Hold 'Em hand big slick, having your two hole cards as an ace and a duce.
Consequently, not a very good hand, unless you're heads-up
Consequently, not a very good hand, unless you're heads-up
by Lezard Valeth May 13, 2004
by Lezard Valeth September 01, 2003