I could say that I could possibly get away from it on the turn, but in reality if I was playing that hand i probably couldn't fold it. It might not be a bad idea to fold and wait for another spot though.

Jam the turn or fold, you also do not have the nutdraw so.. both is oke I guess

You called away almost a third of your stack for an odds of 25% chance of hitting your flush. If you did that all the time you would lose statistically. Now if you were calling less than 25% of you stack you would theoretically make money. Statistically you should have folded to that large of a bet at that point in the game. It is a tough situation though.

Yeah me too aswell it's not really that difficult to fold and waiting for another hand after that.

So I suggest you wait for the next chance and get better hand to push with later on :)

The blinds are 30/60 and you have over 30+ bb&sb put together.. your calling out of position to a raise from middle postion, and a call from the button.. even if you hit a Q or a J, the hand is still tough to play because the villian might have AQ or AJ, and your up against 2 players.. i don't totally hate the call thats fine, but than how it was played afterward.. calling off 33% of your stack on a draw this early in the tournament..
i would of just gave it up on turn quite honestly if i decided to call.. because it the odds were pretty good to decide on calling on the flop.
on the turn you can't continue to chase, just let the hand go .. your still have around 2.4-2.5k, and you can fight aother day.

Maybe a chase after the flop,definite fold post turn....but MP2 played ya like a fiddle!!