When I look at most pre-flop strategies i often see JJ rated very high, also TT. I wonder why??? How can JJ be higher rated than AKs, and TT over AK or AQs???
What's so different between JJ and 55???

The odds are 57% that the flop will show a higher pair (A K or Q) with JJ, and on the river the odds are 74%? So if they don't hit on the flop or turn then you have to let 'em go... And mutch worse with TT...

Why not just Limp in with JJ or TT like you do with 55? The games you win with only a pair of Jacks are pretty few so you almost have to hit the trips if you gonna have a chanse...

And if you don't raise your implied odds will be mutch better if the players with shitty cards choose to stay in the game...

Or am I missing something here??? Please help me sort my thoughts!

How do you play these pairs?