"Heads, Tails" is a simple game often played with a coin. Players take turns calling out either "heads" or "tails" before the coin is flipped. If the side they called matches the side facing up after the flip, they win. This game is commonly used to make decisions or settle disputes in a fair manner. The game relies on the random nature of a coin flip, which has two equally likely outcomes. It is a popular choice for quick decisions, such as choosing between two options, and is often associated with gambling and chance.