Unless I mis-read your post, your telling me I'm wrong because my Orange doesn't taste like your Apple. I am assuming your numbers are different because you have not assigned a frequency to each group of holdings, and instead just pitted KK/QQ vs any random 22+ hand and came up with different numbers.
This is my range with a frequency assigned to each group of holdings.
My numbers are rounded off and basic because I am doing the math myself and want to keep it simple. With the villain holding those ranges of hand, with that percentage of assigned to each group, you get a winrate (or equity whatever you want to call it, again I am new) of around 57% with KK and 48% for QQ. If you reduce the percentage of Ax holdings to zero, then you get 50% for KK and 40% for QQ.
Again pokerstove or whoever may say that KK vs Ax or QQ vs 22-JJ has a slightly different win rate than I have stated, but unless they are significantly off my general conclusions stand.
The difference here shows an easy call for KK and a marginal fold for QQ. Don't like marginal hands for stacks pre-flop so fold. Easy calls are easy calls any time at any amount.
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