adavius griffin

I'm a little new to this highspeed post thing and getting feedback so please don't flame me for thinking outside the box here.  I always use to watch these videos have no CLUE what the post are talking about.  I took the time to look into not deviating from playing "good" poker.  I had to pause the video to see if anybody commented on the KJo hand where you 3bet gunior and get cold 4bet by villian.  I saw that a lot of people were interested in this situation, I like the math that was involved, and I also like how you were open to suggestions.  At first I wanted to say or mention something long the lines of Jimmykrk, OOP, ranges crushed ie... what do u do OOP KJo when u brick the flop with 1psb. You can agree to disagree with ol Jim but what about a 5bet jam here!? cuz not to toot my horn but i smelt AJ-"AQ" 99-JJ here.  If he HAD a premium hand AA-KK he woulda flatted the 3bet, If u jam don't that condense his 5bet calling range? He'd have a tough decision to make, being a vpip of 15, and u can 100% discount AA-KK with ur "timing tell".  I guess if u disprove this with math u disprove good poker? jk jk.. gg army don't teach grammer sorry lol, or mayb the new trend isn't to jam here~ but hey i'd try it.  It did look pretty cool playing flop turn and river as posed to blastin ur stack like baccarat, BANKER!  I know i missed minor details here and there but whose got time for all that EV math stuff when I got the members of RUN IT ONCE!

curious to why u just flat the turn bet of $10 knowing that no way LP was ever folding and getting an excellent price to call with ATC HERE leaving u to play OOP on the river resulting in a spot like this when any over card floats/draws etc would put u in a tough spot.

If a concept of GTO is proven wrong by math, than GTO no longer exists for poker.

are you using CREV to make calculations on your ranges? If so, please share in detail 

@13:40 QQ. with as shallow as russ is do you think flatting could also be a reasonable playing giving him the odds to call with a hand we most likely have beat? if he does shove we would then be able to close the action by shoving assuming rux flats. would this be incorrect to play the hand this way? by shoving we give russ a chance to play his hand correctly. call better/fold worse no?