Duo Rust servers, group limit 2

The group limit is self-published by the server owner and enforced in game when a team forms; this site reads it, it does not test it. That is the main limit to keep in mind: a server can change the setting between one refresh and the next, in which case it leaves this list within five minutes. Wipe cycles are not part of the filter. Duo servers commonly run weekly or monthly; the next-wipe column shows how much of the current cycle is left. Population here is the live player count at the last refresh, not an average; the server pages hold the longer history if you want to compare a quiet afternoon with a full evening. Every row is at most two versus two in open play, but the cap binds only the teams the game knows about, and it says nothing about how many duos ally informally.

The settings a server publishes are the sample; the game is the instrument. Where a figure is absent — no stated gather rate, no wipe schedule — this page shows nothing rather than a guess. Rank order follows measured population over the last seven days, aggregated hour by hour, so servers that hold numbers through the week sit above those that fill only on wipe day. Before joining, open the individual server page and read its player history beside its current count. Readers weighing other group sizes can compare the solo list and the trio list; the unfiltered server directory and the live player count give the wider picture.