I get asked this a lot by people. What you're referring to is edge passing.

W.r.t to these specific combos:
I think you're better off thinking of the HRC results as guidelines rather than a set of rules saying " Do this". In almost every case you're better off looking at the equilibrium and asking yourself some questions. (How does villain's play deviate from the prescribed play, how can I exploit this? How is the rest of the field playing, how can I exploit that?) In reality, the 0.01 hands aren't going to be 0.01 anymore. Either they'll be losing or winning fairly significantly based on the tendencies we see within the field.

Now, of course if KJs becomes +0.05 then it's possible sometime else takes it place at 0.01 (KTs let's say). And the question becomes do we take that edge. Honestly that depends on the field. If people are making big mistakes, you can pass on small edges. If people are making small mistakes then you can only give up the tiniest of edges.

If that's not the case, and everyone is playing so well that the equilibrium is in fact being played then I'm not prepared to up any edge and you should be taking 0.01 (in reality that's never going to be the case).

It's not easily quantifiable and there's a lot of error in your prediction (you're guessing at "how badly" everyone is playing and it's not an easy thing to do off such a small sample. In reality anything right around the equilibrium is going to be something you ought not to worry much about imo.

I personally I use the HRC results at least with 0.2+. Calling a little more tighter than Nash recommend for 10bb call and a even more for 15bb. So far is giving me great results in middle stakes.

Think flatting is the only option? Seems thin to 4bet get this in.

It's tough to say exactly. I don't think we do a lot of cold calling here but I'm honestly not 100% sure. Cold calling isn't something I really do but that doesn't necessarily make it bad. I think just ripping it in is completely reasonable if they get wide enough. Cold 4b/fold is probably also fine too vs certain strats.

Yeah in game I thought in 4b but I wasn't sure if is the best idea. Middle stack open, middle stack 3b and I 4b. If they fold I don't win too much than 185k and mi position in FT dosent change almost nothing. Thats why I decided to fold. But nowadays I wouldn't fold but yeah really unsure if 4b/fold is the correct line.

Your hand is just really strong and blocks a lot of villain's strong hands too. Denying equity is important and he doesn't get to shove here much at all

Thanks!

JJ: It's fine to play a mixed strat in the SB here as long as you know what you're doing. I think river should be a block, you're not repping a boat here. River sizing looks fine.

AQ: I commented above.

KQo: You can do a bunch of things with this hand imo. As long as you put a raise in at some point it probably doesn't matter too much which street it happens on. Your raise (and river bet) need to be bigger though.

A9s: I addressed this in the video commentary I believe. I wouldn't raise flop because our hand is effectively the immortal nuts. If you are going to raise, your sizing is almost certainly too small.