How many hands is this over?

AA is insanely profitable at 100NL. You are stacking anyone with KK, AK if they hit, often ppl with QQ and all kinds of random donks calling your raise with a lesser hand and hitting TP.

The smaller the pocket pair, the less profitable it will be. You will win less small pots where the pot doesn't get raised, and when it comes to set over set situations, the guy on the high ends tends to make more money.

Not saying 22 isn't profitable, just nowhere near as good as 88 or 99.

If you're not profitable with small PP's after 20k hands or so, you really need to work on your game[/quote]

OK, I'll have to take your word for it. At 20k hands, If I am still winning at a rate of 9.0bb/100 (PT) but losing on 22-33-44, would you still think my game is weak? By the way, I am also in the hole on AA and have only received 50% of average. It appears that my win rate should increase dramatically when the luck factor catches up. Especially, if small pairs are profitable.[/quote]

To Proplayer-44

Actually, I have 9000 hands. It was suggested that at 20,000 hands if I still can't profit on 22-33 and 44, then I have a hole in my game. I feel fairly certain that I can't profit on the smallest pairs no matter how many hands I play. However, I know I can't keep losing forever with AA. It's not the winning rate that's getting me. I have an 86% win rate. Many times I win only the blinds or a couple of limpers. Sometimes one or two other bets. But I have been forced all in many times against JJ, TT, AK, and others preflop and lost. The 14% losers have cost me more than the 86% winners. Sooner or later I should be able to beat some of these hands at showdown.