Playing a lot again

Finally an update again. Im trying to play a lot of hands this month.
Games are really soft somehow the last month. Some new players are playing the 400 tables but some of them are really terrible, so that's nice for me and therefor I'm trying to play at least 80K hands this month and so far I'm about half way.

Then somebody asked me something about setvalue in the comments. I think this is a very interesting subject as a lot of players are using it incorrectly.
When you hold a PP like 22 the chance that you will make a set on the flop is roughly 12% (1 in 8). So a lot of the time you read that if it will cost you less then 10% of your stack you should call a raise with 22.

The problem is that IF you hit a set you should stack your opponent like 90% of the time and that's not gonna happen for sure. Especially with the very agressive pre-flop games nowadays, re-raising ranges are much wider then just AA/KK.
The paradox of this wider range is that, in my opinion your calling range (especially OOP) should be smaller.
On the other hand when I real tight player (for example a 20/3/2 player) re-raises you, it's basically good to call with any PP or SC (as long as the hand has implied odds), so muck KQ as fast as you can for example).

Another example is when your in the BB and an agressive TAG, who steals 32%, opens from the button. It's probably -EV to call here with 22-66 if your planning on check/folding any non-set flop. Instead u should raise or fold here. The problem is that 88% of the time you check/fold the flop and of those 12% that u do hit a lot of the time the button is playing junk like K8s and you pick up his c-bet only.

July only:
Hands played : 35,659
$ Won in cashgames : $10,679
PTBB/100 : 4,27 (8.20 @ NL400 and 1.99 @ NL200)
MT ratio : 7,51
Hourly win rate: $204,84