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Here's a hurriedly pasted htm table (i.e., it only took me half an hour !)

The first table shows pairs 2s to 6s when either open-raised in early/mid-position or when a single limper is raised.

The second table, a necessarily smaller sample, shows what happens when those cards get to showdown.

What I ought to do is also post what happens with Aces in a similar scenario. But it's such a hassle to do that I think I would lose the will to live if I had to do it tonight. By the way, below is a straight "cut and paste" from the htm as web page. You can see how well that works:

Cards	Hands	Won Hand%	$	Per hand	WTSD%	W$SD%
22	92	55.43%	$94.53	$1.028	13.30%	19.03%
33	217	64.03%	$393.20	$1.812	15.98%	52.08%
44	323	68.88%	$581.25	$1.800	16.33%	37.60%
55	325	56.83%	$47.79	$0.147	18.68%	55.05%
66	402	61.78%	$537.49	$1.337	20.35%	66.08%
		Showdown
Cards	Hands	Won hand %	P/L	Avge P/L	W$atSD
Pair	56	39.46%	($174.92)	($3.12)	39.46%
2 pair	52	42.30%	($101.55)	($1.95)	42.30%
Set	28	74.75%	$526.35	$18.80	74.75%
str8	4	75.00%	$57.94	$14.49	75.00%
Flush	3	66.67%	$17.13	$5.71	66.67%
House	23	77.77%	$965.24	$41.97	77.77%
Quads	1	100.00%	$13.55	$13.55	100.00%

LATER

In response to Matt's comments, here's a table for hands that did not go to showdown. Obviously a large percentage of the time, I have not hit my set here, but often I will not be OOP (my only opponents will either be the blinds or the original limper). With the right flop (and/or turn) you can play the board and your range rather than your actual hand.

Not sure why the numbers of hands don't quite match (the pairs of 4s appears to have missed off a site somewhere?). I thought that I had put in the same filters.

Cards	Hands	Win%	Profit	Avge per hand
22	84	62.08%	$58.35	$0.69
33	195	65.93%	$92.55	$0.47
44	340	72.63%	$93.97	$0.28
55	283	57.85%	$214.69	$0.76
66	349	59.73%	$157.48	$0.45