[Shandrax]

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I'd say that I'd make no adjustments, because by playing my optimal game each match, I'd improve my chances of winning each match in isolation.

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This is no limit, so please define what "optimal" means for you. The only optimal no limit play I see is to move all-in with the correct SC numbers, as I have mentioned before. Once you both see the flop, the term "optimal" doesn't fit anymore.

Imagine you got A-To and the flop comes A-J-9 rainbow. Your opponent moves all-in and your stacks are about even. What now? Way ahead or way behind. Sure, you can try to figure out Bayes combinations here, but maybe he just moved in because today is Friday.