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this is wrong. We need better odds because some of the time when we hit a set he hits a bigger set and we lose our stack.

What do you mean by inflection point in this context? I looked up inflection point and the concept doesn't seem to apply here. Or is this a joke that went over my head?

OP manages to include the term in ~90% of his posts generally spewing nonsense about GTO. Ironically this is one of the few without it.

Is he really going to just stack off for this amount of $ every time he has AA? What if he has KK and there's an Ace on the flop? What if he has QQ and there's an A/K on the flop?

Proper setmining odds are much > 8:1 or however you want to look at it. I feel like this is the most misunderstood thing in poker, just because you hit your set doesn't mean you're going to win a huge pot. So often I hit my set, Ace high board, I bet and everyone folds. If you have something like 20:1 always take it. If you're going into a 5 way pot always take it. When you're putting in a call for 1/10th of V's remaining stack heads up you should have just folded, particularly when playing hands like 44-22.

Considering our opponent the pot is very much live and the collection of dead money is rather moot. Even if he makes a hero call pre with KQs we are still roughly even money. In a GTO vacuum we should take a flop and GII on favorable flops, and as mentioned previously also c-bet A high boards since we are IP.

Pot is 200 b4 rake & we have aufficient equity going into the flop vs JJ+ AK to believe we can easily turn a profit ahould we flop a set.