AJ hand: nice, very standard...always feel good about getting it all in on the flop with top pair/nut FD.

AQ hand: bet .20-.25 after he checks the flop. If he calls that, bet upwards toward pot (.70ish). If he's calling those, reload immediately when he stacks you on the river because he's an absolute donk. And write a note that he's checking a missed flop after 3-betting you PF.

33 hand: Perfectly fine...get it in on the flop every time, it just sucks that he over-setted you.

KK hand: Calling the AI all day, too bad he hit his queen.

QQ hand: This one is interesting...I've seen tons of people show up here with AK (and worse) at these limits, and the fact that he's running 27/14 over a good sample makes me even more inclined to call. I'm not sure if it's right, but I'd probably play it the same way.

TT hand: Nice PF raise, good c-bet as well. There's nothing wrong with calling this turn either...you've picked up a gutshot holding second best pair and you're getting almost 4 to 1 on your money against the shortstack (and for all we know he could have crap like a flush draw)...plus it makes you look like a donk to the rest of the table

And yeah, 24.5 is a bit loose (judging by your winrate it looks like you don't quite have the skill just yet to play like that)...tighten up from earlier positions and just fold hands like that JTo one. Keep it up, and you'll eventually get the hang of it!