[HOST] › community › threads › playing-heads-up. Heads up is usually better, as you profit more from higher hands per hour. Each time you roll a 12 in sum, you have a "blackjack". A $a-hand. Then every other one on the table rolls the dices. If your goal is to. Basic strategy tells us the best play is to stand and not. Heads up is always best. One of the closer calls comes when you have 13 and the dealer's face up card is a 2. Playing with two. The game is usually played 1 on 1 against another player. Since even a perfect basic strategy player has an overall disadvantage in the game, the slower the game, the less money he loses – pure and simple. The winner takes all. However. It's not a bad idea if you enjoy it enough to compensate you for your expected monetary loss. Heads up is good if you are on a single deck and you're counting cards. [HOST] › forum › gambling › blackjack › playing-a-full-. [HOST] › Is-it-a-good-or-bad-idea-to-play-head-to-head-with-a-ca. The game is set up to favor the house, meaning, on. Take two dices, and roll. Other players hurt you in + counts more than they help you in - counts and they slow your game down. [HOST] › heads-up-blackjack. The only drawback is you can't wong in (generally). Heads up blackjack is either a part or a kind of blackjack tournament. .