How to reproduce:

1. Configure a repository the following way:

• • Under 'Merge checks': Enable minimum approvals of '1'
  • Under 'Default reviewers': Enter some default reviewers for some source (bugfix) and target branch pattern and configure minimum approvals of '2'

2. Create a new bugfix branch in that repository
3. Do some change on that branch, create and push a new commit
4. Raise a PR against the target branch for which you configured the default reviewers in 1.)
5. Click on the quotation mark to see what is blocking the pull request from being merged. It will show the following two messages:
1st message: * You still need one approval before this pull request can be merged
2nd message: * At least two of the following users must review and approve this pull request ...

Bitbucket could and should detect itself that the first message is obsolete in this case. To avoid confusion and to make the messages more clear to the user.
We know that resolving the second message would resolve the first one, too, but resolving the first message won't help in any way. Which is why we request for this feature to make the message more clear and distinct.

Attached screenshot of what we see in the messages blocking the merge.