Re: Heads up against \'All-in every hand\' opponents
If the opponent is pushing every hand, then you're truly playing against two random cards. so basically, if you have better than the average hand, which is something like Q8, you have the odds in your favor, albeit by a slim margin in many cases. That doesn't necessarily mean calling as soon as you have Q8 or better; you also want to factor in how far you're ahead and the sizes of the blinds. If they're sizable relative to the stacks, you need to take a stand fairly soon even with a good chip lead since it's getting smaller with every hand.
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