π means ice hockey, and people send it about watching or playing hockey games, teams and match results. Apple shows a red hockey stick with a tape-wrapped wooden blade next to a black puck.

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The tone is neutral or sporty. It is most common in Canada, the United States and northern Europe, where fans use it for game nights, playoffs and favorite teams. It is not field hockey: in India and Pakistan, where field hockey is popular, the correct emoji is π, though some people use π by mistake. It has no widely used slang meaning.
Fans and players use it in captions for game highlights, rink photos and team posts.
Game night tonight π
Practice at 6am again πβοΈ
What a goal ππ₯
We're in the playoffs ππ
| π vs π | π is field hockey played on grass with a ball, while π is ice hockey played on ice with a puck. |
|---|---|
| π vs βΈοΈ | βΈοΈ is an ice skate for skating in general, while π is specifically hockey. |
| π vs π₯ | π₯ is lacrosse, a different stick sport with a netted stick and ball. |
| Name | ice hockey |
|---|---|
| Codepoints | U+1F3D2 |
| Category | Activity |
| Keywords | game, hockey, ice, puck, stick |
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π means ice hockey, and people send it about watching or playing hockey games, teams and match results. Apple shows a red hockey stick with a tape-wrapped wooden blade next to a black puck.
π is ice hockey with a puck on ice, and π is field hockey with a ball on grass. For India or Pakistan hockey matches, π is usually the right choice.
No. It is used for ice hockey and sometimes for winter sports in general.
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