I just want to add something up real quick, postin' for you guys. Odds of breaking a higher pocket pair than your connexors:

Holding suited connectors from 54s to JTs, your odds of flopping uber are:

flopping a flush (including the slight chance of a straight flush in some cases) 0.842% - suckout chance that higher PP has card of your suit's outs (50% * 6 outs * .842 = .841% ) .841%
flopping a straight (including the slight chance of a straight flush in some cases) 1.306% (not counting Flop JQK when you hold T9 or similar, or flopped trips turning into 4-of-a-kind)

flopping EXACTLY two pair by pairing EACH of your hole cards 2.02% - 2 chances for trips on the turn and river, 3 of the unpaired card on the board on the turn and river, and 3 more from the turn card pairing on the river if the turn card does not give your opponent a set (2 cards), or pair that third card for a better 2pair already (3 cards, so 40/45 remaining cards we're counting the river outs). These odds exclude your chance to hit a full house, which gets too damn meticulous for me.

The math is as follows:

2.02% - 5 outs - (40/45 * 3 river outs)
2.02% * (1 - (20.3% + (8/9 * 6.5%)) =

1.493% that you will flop 2pair and it will crack aces, or any higher pocket pair.

flopping EXACTLY trips by flopping two cards to one hole card 1.347% - 2 outs for aces = 1.347 * .916 = 1.234% that your flopped trips will hold up against aces.

The odds of a full house or four of a kind flopping are about .101% after you account for runner runner aces.

So here we havvvvvvve:
00.841%
01.306%
01.493%
01.234%
00.101%
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~4.975% that you will cracka some aces with your crappy sootorz. Call it 4.95% because I missed some stuff there with the straights and 2pair.

SO! in the rare case that you are very certain your opponent has aces, and he lays out a raise of less than 20.2% of your stack and also 20.2% of his stack, you have odds to call, assuming you know he'll push at some point after you flop your 2pair or better. If someone would check this I would be appreciative. I used the pot odds charts on FTR, which I believe innaccurate in this case because we know of 7 cards, not 5, so this isn't exact, but 22 or 23:1 is fo sho.