80% of the ingredients what now?

[FoundDeadOn5thStreet]

My guess in this situation is the button either has a made broadway or a set and is looking to get rid of people drawing to either of the flushes. The "book" would probably tell you that you aren't getting the right odds to call. You're only in for $0.31 and now you'd have to commit a third of your starting stack to see the river. But since you do have someone behind you who might call, I'd play a little reckless. You have a huge draw... any club wins you the hand (unless they have a set in which case the J or 2 of clubs would give your oponent a full house), and any ten will atleast tie you the pot (unless your oponent has 2 diamonds and the queen of diamonds hits the river... but as I've already stated, due to how hes playing the hand, I REALLY don't think hes on a flush draw). I'd take a shot at seeing this river card... but thats just me. If the stakes were higher, I might decide its not worth it... but who knows. So tell me, what did you end up doing?

[caddie444]

I'd take a shot at seeing this river card... but thats just me. If the stakes were higher, I might decide its not worth it...

There is something fundamentally wrong with this type of thinking and I hope you can see what it is

[Penneywize]

My guess in this situation is the button either has a made broadway or a set and is looking to get rid of people drawing to either of the flushes. The "book" would probably tell you that you aren't getting the right odds to call. You're only in for $0.31 and now you'd have to commit a third of your starting stack to see the river. But since you do have someone behind you who might call, I'd play a little reckless. You have a huge draw... any club wins you the hand (unless they have a set in which case the J or 2 of clubs would give your oponent a full house), and any ten will atleast tie you the pot (unless your oponent has 2 diamonds and the queen of diamonds hits the river... but as I've already stated, due to how hes playing the hand, I REALLY don't think hes on a flush draw). I'd take a shot at seeing this river card... but thats just me. If the stakes were higher, I might decide its not worth it... but who knows. So tell me, what did you end up doing?

Seriously, almost everything about this post is horrible. This isn't 2004 bro. We're glad you're at least trying to think about poker, but you're going about it the wrong way. Read other posts in this forum and make note of how people go about answering these types of questions.

The first step is admitting you're wrong, then you can actually begin learning.

PS: you should probably join us in IRC.