calling preflop 4bets

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As a starter, the pot will be $942 and you'll have $597 left behind. So, you'll need 597/(942+597+597) = 0.28 equity to call.


So it should be profitable, if he has random AAxx and (more importantly) you can correctly determine when you have odds to call. I think it's fairly likely that you will sometimes be calling when you don't actually have the odds,

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I think it might be kind of hard to find stuff in the 25-30% equity range?

An inside straight draw it 32%:
http://www.propokertools.com/simulator/s...amp;h4=&h5=

Of course this situation is much better for the aces hand. I think the 3 bet OOP with a drawing hand is bad. Why not save that for when you have position? Then it is just a 3 bet vs his aces and a much more profitable situation.