heads up hand

[BilliardsBoy 0]

Ok, playing heads up, blinds 200-400, your stack is about 4000, opponent is around 8000. On the button you pick up 66. I had been raising either 2x the big blind or doubling the blind, the opponent is pretty tight and a one over will get him to fold pre-flop if he has no hand. He raises me 600 more on top. What do you do? I'll post what I did after some reply's.Remember, he has the chip lead by about 2-1, and he is a pretty tight player, won't get fancy and raise with a 7-2 off, he's just not that creative.

[Guest XXEddie]

Remember, he has the chip lead by about 2-1, and he is a pretty tight player, won't get fancy and raise with a 7-2 off, he's just not that creative.ok.....he tight....but its heads up meaning he could have over cards, higher PP lower PP, i woulda probably moved inalso, you said he raised 600 on topon top of what? the blinds, your raise...what? I hope he didnt act first or else you structure is wrong

[KDawgCometh 2]

call the raise to see a flop. He probably has an ace, or big cards. If the flop is favorable put in a big bet

[BilliardsBoy 0]

Sorry, left out the bet part. I doubled the blind, which was one of my standard raises heads up. I like to stay consistent. I made it 800, he raised 600 more. After my raise, I have 3200 left.