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[QUOTE="feitr, post: 1140353, member: 34106"]
min raising can become pretty good once the other guy is stuck a bit (so can limping button), coz he will start 3Bing light way too much trying to get deep, often won't make it regular size 3B, so you get to play in position for cheaper than a normal 3B vs a poor hand range against a guy who is often tilting somewhat. As to what you should do depends almost completely on metagame and how villain plays postflop. 
 
Have to ask yourself why is he minraising? If villain is bad and is min raising with the intent of calling a 3B, then you can 3B the wide top of your range flat with the middle and fold rest. Just adjust accordingly. But if villain is good and is doing it to mess with you then again you have to adjust properly. So don't 3B like crazy if he is a good hand reader and you are somewhat deep coz you are just going to get in big pots with shit hands and you will be constantly getting owned coz your hands are bad. I don't treat min raising as that much different than a standard open anymore, except i call wider from the BB since it is cheaper obv. 
 
Got to completely conquer tilt if you want to be a decent HU player tho...easily the biggest thing imo. Not even crazy monkey tilt, but removing that creeping sense of frustration that clouds your hand reading/decision making and allows you to see game flow for what it actaully is, not what your "omg this ****ing idiot can't have it again" tilt center is telling you to do.
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