It is +EV... In general, if Jnandez is 3bet by a tight 3 better who has mostly AAxx and other high card rundowns and then another player cold 4bets, signaling they too most likely have AAxx or other high cards, then Jnandez knows the villains are blocking eachothers outs, while his own J875ds hand is likely to be extremely live because none of his outs are blocked, which is why it was no surprise to see how high is equity was. Even if Jnandez was up against AAxx and AKQTss instead, he would have still been best with ~43% equity, while AAxx would be 2nd best with ~34% equity, AKQTss with ~23%

JNandez is a racist, playing a double suited hand privileges certain suits over others, JNandez needs more hand strength diversity.

Well, what can I say... Well played!

It's a pretty good hand to be with in this spot, despite it being a 3-way pot. If you're asking if it's better to try and force a HU situation with higher FD equity realization or to go 3-way and realize the equity by your opponents blocking each other ranges + your own hand connectedness ("straightness"), I in general prefer the second case. PLO is more the game of straights than anything else, so a hand like AhKs2h6s is generally going to have worse playability than for example JdTd9s8h.

clear fold pre