Low Stakes SNG - Strategy after getting heads up

[tomahawk1984]

Hi guys. I'm currently playing the 6 man $2.50 STG's on Pacific and I make the top 2 43% of the time and finish 1st on about 49% of these occasions. I honestly believe I should be capable of winning at least 55% once I get to heads up. Normal situation is the blinds are either $150/300 or $200/400 and I have between $2,000 and $4,000 chips (there is $7,200 on the table). A lot of play is pre flop and I find I am a lot more aggresive at this stage than my opponent. If I have the button I will move all in with any ace, suited king, queen or jack plus pocket pairs, even if I have a large chip advantage on my opponent. If I am out of position I am happy to check when they just call and usually end up checking all the way down the river (my aggression just seems to vanish). I think my pre flop game is ok, maybe I need to reign in my range for shoving and maybe just raise 3xbb instead which will give me the chance to get away from a hand if I am reraised of they move all in on a bad flop. Post flop I think my game is a mess, sometimes this is because I check with a decent hand out of position when then just limp and I think have no idea where I am in the hand and then just check it all the way. I seem to have rambled a bit. Does anyone have any advice on ways to improve my heads up game? Can you even understand what I have written? :rollinHave I answered my own questions?

[GaF]

Re: Low Stakes SNG - Strategy after getting heads up It sounds like you get heads up with below average chips - so a 49% win rate may be a positive thing :ok