Call or Pass?

[NoflopsHomer]

I'm scratching my head here, what to do?

Table "CPC 2006 WeeklyFinal 2963150 - 1" Seat 2 is the button.
Seat 1: oranges (2500 in chips)
Seat 2: Johnny046 (5515 in chips)
Seat 3: Zangetsu (3140 in chips)
Seat 5: Foaming_h (2600 in chips)
Seat 7: _Huztler_ (5375 in chips)
Seat 8: Monkey032 (1735 in chips)
Seat 9: Krugerr1 (2510 in chips)
Seat 10: Gourlaywh (1625 in chips)
Zangetsu: posts small blind 15
Foaming_h: posts big blind 30
----- HOLE CARDS -----
dealt to Foaming_h [ ]
_Huztler_: folds
Monkey032: folds
Monkey032 sits out
Monkey032 sits back
Krugerr1: raises to 90
Gourlaywh: folds
oranges: folds
Johnny046: folds
Zangetsu: folds
Monkey032 sits back
Foaming_h: raises to 300
Krugerr1: calls 210
----- FLOP ----- [ ]
Foaming_h: bets 480
Krugerr1: calls 480
----- TURN ----- [ ][]
Foaming_h: bets 1020
Krugerr1: raises to 1730 and is all-in

[jezza777]

he must have the Q of diamonds in his hand . I think you have to pass. Hard to leave all those chips out there tho.

[mikkyT]

710 more to call for a big pot.... you have to think you are behind though. I'd be inclined to call just to see

[tantrum]

It all depends on who is your opponent.

You did not provide any information on your opponent and your table image.
From what I see here and not knowing much about your table when you fold you will have a bit over M-20 left so you can still come back and be in a tourney, your bet on a turn and her/his re-raise tells me fold,

I think personally you overbet your JJ pre-flop with re-raise, on this flop your opponent probably does not believe you that you have flush or a pair, so betting on the turn where the Q appears with your stack size  is getting into trouble, and with his re-raise the only way you can call if you have a good read on your opponent.

[MrMoves]

Crippled if you call and lose, hmmm, tough.

He has a diamond, but a Queen?  Did he flop the flush?

In cash I call it because there is so much in there.  In tournament I would fold it without player information.

[Claw75]

It all depends on who is your opponent.

You did not provide any information on your opponent and your table image.

Presumably with the blinds at 15/30 this is level one, so no info to go on?

I think I'd fold here - still plenty of chips to play with.

[fishguts]

so early in the tourney ..after he calls that raise preflop and that bet on the flop , and the Q comes on the turn..i'm done with this hand...i would not bet on that turn...but maybe i'm too passive...