i have NO experience in team play other than what i've read.
with two players, a BP strategy will not be optimal. Though occasionally as someone above posted you can employ it when say one partner wongs out of a shoe and you are at a positive shoe with an open seat.
the general rule is that the two of you playing separately can bet as if you EACH had the bankroll. I.E. a $10k bank for two people at separate tables means you EACH can max bet roughly $100.
if you are seated at the same table, I think it would be similar to spreading to two hands in that you should tone it down to 2 X $75 in super high counts (+4ish depending on rules) to reduce risk.
these are just general points that YOU will want to read up on more in depth, again i've never employed them, but from studying they seem like sound fundamental points that you need to understand.
along with the whole host of other problems that you need to deal with. I would say you both need to test each other first, if one of you isn't up to par, then everything else you plan will be a potential disaster in the making.
the second major issue, which will be more stressful is the money, trusting someone else with the money (especially since you'll be playing separately), how to pay out the money (based on wins, based on expectation, how often do you break the bank, what happens if you have a 50% decrease in BR, i can't imagine these things). though as others have stated a good partner can help you get through these things...
...JtMM
