Hi guys. I know this is not a precise assessment but I have a question...it could really help me form a general picture:

With AJo, AJs, AQo, AQs, AKo, AKs, 88, 99, TT, JJ, QQ, KK, AA(filter with these hands combined) I have only:

-25.2% Allin Preflop Percentage, 57.8% Won hand%, +289.10 bb/100, 20%ROI(or less - sharkscope massive hand sample) microstakes on 200k hands

Other regs at my tables with the same filter:

-58.5 % Allin Preflop Percentage, 68% Won Hand, +1137.61 bb/100. >70% ROI low stakes(ROI is from massive sample from sharkscope), 6k Hands

-72.1% Allin Pre, 67.6% Won Hand, +850.75 bb/100 won. >70% microstakes(ROI is from massive sample from sharkscope). 3k Hands

-53.7% Allin Pre, 83.3% Won Hand, +605 bb/100, but he doesn t play on fulltilt like the rest of us, he plays mostly the Pokerstars 3.5R sngs which he beats with 25% ROI...so basically I think he is best due to much much better competition than the fishes we play on FullTilt RODs. 3.2k hands

I know some of their stats are astronomical because of running on heater(bb/100 and won hand) but the Allin Pre should be accurate enough to get an idea.
Because of the top range being such a big part of the ROI, i think this assessment can be valuable to me, even if it's empirical.
Can you please tell me how much an AllinPreflop should be with these hands on a 200k hands or a big enough sample like mine? I bet is bigger than my 25.2%. I think it could deff. account for some of that massive ROI difference.
Hope this makes sense for others too...