I recently found that my 22-66 are small to medium losers UTG/UTG+1. I am now trying to determine whether the increased EP range that I have because I am playing these hands, and therefore the increased action I get on my big hands, makes up for the losses I accrue by playing these smaller pairs from EP for a raise.

To do this I am going to be comparing my UTG/UTG+1 winrate in BB/hand with my big PP's vs. their winrate regardless of position. To fully determine whether I am getting any extra action I would like to compare the difference in my winrate to some people who don't usually raise the smaller PP's in EP. Or, to those who have a tighter UTG/UTG+1 range. I am currently at about 9-10 VPIP and pfr from EP.

Surprising results. possibly due to sample size issues. I have a little over 82K at 100NL hands in my database.

When filtered for seat 8-9 the difference was as follows.

AA: 2.81 BB/hand more from EP vs overall winrate
KK: 1.83 BB/hand more
QQ: 4.01 BB/hand more
JJ: 6.77 BB/hand more

When filtered for seats 7-9

AA: .49 BB/hand less from EP
KK: 1.67 BB/hand more
QQ: 2.92 BB/hand more
JJ: 2.64 BB/hand more

I don't know if these numbers say much, if anything.

What do others numbers look like? Was this a waste of time?