First, I'll just give my results this time (the reason I haven't done this one yet is because these are for me hands where I think one can mix up one's play quite a bit). My results against are in big blinds, which are thus double PTBB:

AKs: 3.58
AKo: -0.88 (whoops!)
QQ: 7.34
JJ: 10.64
TT: -6.32
99: 1.66

Overall average: 2.06

On these 12K hands, I think I was more often than not raising all of the above and following them up with a flop bet. I still think that it would have to be exceptional circumstances for me NOT to raise QQ or any AK. And JJ obviously also handled this strategy fairly well (I'm assuming I had some sweet and lucky JJ pots, though, just as I presumably had some very bad TT pots).

Anyhow, with a variable "raise/flop bet" policy on these hands (where just "good judgment" is probably the real key), I wonder if one can strive for something like:

AK: 3? (AKs probably a little more, AKo probably a little less)
QQ: 8 (just a little less than the AA/KK standard set by ice over 50k hands)
JJ: 6
TT: 4
99: 2

I guess those would be my hypotheses, but I think 99/TT, particularly, are also probably very dependent on the particular table (not much better than 55 if you can't raise them, but much better against a tighter field).