Sure, but if you're among the last ones to play your can use that information to decide whether to hit or stand.
If you have the weakest hand, the house will play to beat _you_, so it should be better to risk and hit. But if another player has worse hand, the house will play to beat _them_. The house won't risk to go bust if they already beat half of the players, so you don't have to risk a hit if you're in the better half.
Essentially, as long as you have a better hand than most other players at the table, you should have a higher chance of winning.