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Yes, the best strategy is to adapt to the player. Try to know what to him is a "good bet" so u can dump your j-2 and eat the blinds. Some people just never fold to a 3x-4xBB raise in heads up, you gotta be aware if hes one of these players so you can play with your range and his range better. But since it's the beginning of a heads up, you don't know the player, so to me, the best strategy is fold the first hand unless its a made hand and play tight agressive until you get a hold on is style.
Usualy, in heads up 2$ or 5$ your opponent is gonna be either very weak or very strong. If you get to play a strong player, I suggest you to raise your gaming level and change the size of your bets frequently to confuse him.
If hes not hyperaggressive raise at least 33% of your preflop but watch out because some players are not agressive preflop and are hyperagressive post flop with any given hand. As a general rule try to attack on the small blind and defend on the big blind; but dont defend too much, don't be scared to fold your shit hands to his small raises.
But as a given strategy, if you want one, try to float and go in with a set or better, top pair good kicker isnt usualy bad on a drawing board. But if its not a drawing board and you dont know where you stand watch out with just a pair. Check-raise big hands unless hes weak tight, if hes weak tight just do a progressive betting like usual with a big hand AND THEN POP HIM ON THE RIVER.
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