[Kevin]

64,565 hands,
A8s is -.03 (214 hands)
A9o is actually +.04 (18% vol pf - 590 times)
A2s is -0.15 (182 hands)
The other Axs are showing profit, the other Axo below A9 are showing a loss - but pf is <10% and pf not a blind is less than 1% (steal raise, etc.).

All pairs are profitable - except 55 (+$1.50 but -.03 bb/hand, 314 times 55% vol pf) and 44, (+$12.00 but -.02 bb/hand 43% vol pf 298 times)

22 and 33 are actually pretty profitable. (33 +$178.75, +.11 bb/hand, 306 times 34% vol pf, 22 +$121.75, +.09 bb/hand 31% vol pf, 292 times). 33 and 22 play themselves in the those unraised multi-way pots in late position.

My biggest loser, by far is Q10s. I hardly ever play KJo, very careful with KQo and have gotten much more conservative (especially early)with AJo plugging a leak that I found when analyzing the hands in PT.

Q10s, I can't figure out. There have been some horrendous beats (the sample size should have smoothed these out) , but I don't know when to play it, when to dump it, how to manage the queen on the flop. I play it too much like KJs, J10s, and even J9s (which is more profitable because it is a a little out of the playing zone for pairs and wins big with the straight and flush hits). Q10s looks like this - 188 times, -$302.67, -0.33 bb/hand 81% vol pf, 19% pfr (ugh). Not meaning to start a new thread - but any advice on a general strategy with Q10s?

Cheers,
Kevin