All-in preflop stats

I'm looking at my stats over 66,000 hands and seeing how various hands are doing AI preflop with a caller. (I can't figure out how to filter in hands when I'm all-in but get folds.

I'd like to get feedback from you guys on how I should interpret some of these numbers and also to compare stats.

pocket pairs
AA 66 times = 83.3%
KK 88 times = 71.6%
QQ 75 times = 60%
JJ 73 times = 52.1%
TT 100 times = 61%
99 81 times = 50.6%
88 86 times = 57%
77 50 times = 50%
66 40 times = 47.5%
55 47 times = 48.9%
44 36 times = 55.6%
33 35 times = 40%
22 26 times = 53.8%

AKs 68 times = 67.6%
AKo 180 times = 62.2%
AQs 48 times = 60.4%
AQo 172 times = 54.7%
AJs 37 times = 59.5%
AJo 124 times = 46%
ATs 32 times = 50%
ATo 50 times = 46%
A9s 32 times = 40.6%
A9o 48 times = 54.2%
A8s 18 times = 22.2%
A8o 45 times = 42.2%
A7s-A2s 85 times = 38.8%
A7o-A2o 168 times = 45.2%

KQs 51 times = 45.1%
KQo 68 times = 42.6%
KJs 20 times = 40%
KJo 50 times = 58%

QJs 22 times = 36.4%
QJo 22 times = 45.5%
JTs 23 times = 30.4%
JTo 20 times = 50%

SCs 98- 65 times = 33.8%
S1gap J9- 38 times = 36.8%
USCs T9- 54 times = 29.6%
US1gap QTo- 64 times 43.8%

All other suited hands 190 times = 36.8%
All other offsuit hands 348 times = 33.9%

I also can't figure out how to get HEM to give me all-in preflop equity, it just comes up as na.

Anyway, at first glance it seems like I'm winning more than my share of AKs and losing too many QQ/JJ hands.

The surprising thing for me is that your small suited connectors are losing more often than weak aces! It would be very interesting to see what others have found.

I'm not surprised by that. I imagine I'm only shoving with Ax as well as SCs in extremis so I'm getting called by a wide range, but still, Ax fares better against most ranges than 98. With Ax you usually have 3 outs and are ahead of hands like KQ/KJ but with suited connectors, you sometimes have to hit 2pr+ to win.

I'm surprised I'm doing so well with small pairs. You'd expect 77-22 to be closer to 40% than 50%, so I must be getting lucky and/or picking good spots where they're more likely to have A3 than 88+.

I'm going to take a look at all my AK/QQ/JJ hands later and figure out what's going on.

Looking at small percentage of the AK hands, I'm getting it in way ahead quite often, which gives lie to the notion that with AK "at best you're a coinflip." And the ones I've looked at so far are at small blind levels...there were a couple of hands where someone three-bet all-in with 53o (with 30 bbs) and T8o.