Studying some TD maths and I have a sort of problem, its a 4 person game im eaither in SB or in CO, u can give different answers. Since i Wrote on paper I cheated so there is no breaking hand :P

This is the second draw (included dead cards after this) and I hold 5678T, villain1 has 2358J, villain3 has K3675, and nr4 has 3468 and dead cards from pre and first are 666, 77, 22, 8888, 555, 333 JKJK 4, TT and 99.

By looking at it im patting before third but I let my ghostpen do the second draw and I realised, the subtractions from their flips for better cards are in total of 95%, -6 -10 -10 -32- -4 and -0,33333333333333333333 so I also wondered if there is a way to sit at the button and "eat" those numbers before third? PS im pat-donk-calling with this hand cuz in my head it's always aggrodonkstyle.

I don't think this situation is worth looking at tbh.
In game you'd be thinking I have a super rough hand which is almost never going to be good if more money goes into the pot, given that there are 3 opponents....so check-giveup.
If you want to spend a bit of time studying the maths of spots you'd be better looking at distributions in more common spots: 1 vs 1 for example.
I just think that'd be a lot more useful to you as these spots come up a lot more often.
You should never find yourself first to act in a 4-way pot with 8765 if you are playing reasonably pre-draw as far as I'm aware.