CaptainCalldown debuts at the $100 buyin level on iPoker.  He faces a passive opponent in the HUSNG turbo speed structure and talks about some adjustments he made including wider preflop opening range.

In this video xSCWx plays a $100+4.50 regular speed HUSNG on Carbon Poker against a tight/passive opponent. He discusses pot odds and adapting to different types of players.

Mersenneary plays a $1,000 + 11 superturbo against Brandon Adams, a $550 + 20 turbo against a random opponent, and a series of $500 + 6 opponents against an opponent who gets very confused when mersenneary bet/calls all-in with J5 on a 664 flop.  He discusses betsizing to keep certain hands in your perceived range and other hands out, adjusting to passive opponents OOP, and talks about finally caving in and using a HUD.

In this 67 minute HUSNG leakfinder, RyPac13 discusses how to adjust to a weak-passive opponent, particularly when to lead flops early and how to adjust on small bits of information.  A more general discussion takes place in this video about adjusting preflop raising ranges based on both pre and postflop characteristics from your opponent, as well as adjusting your end game strategy using a mix of raises, limps and open-shoves.