Message Board : Am I ahead here enough to call?

.50/1.00 NLHE

5 limpers to me in the BB with J8o (stack $270).  I check my option

Flop comes Js9s8x 

I check it

CO (stack $100) raises to $7.

BTN (stack $90) calls $7 (pot $19)

I raise to $30.

CO folds, BTN shoves.  ~$50 to me to call into a ~$130 pot.

I'm getting > 2-1.  I'm behind 88, 99, Q9, QT and T7.  I'm ahead of 89 and a myriad of draws.

88 and 99 aren't as likely.  Most times those hands raise on the draw heavy board.  So really, I'm worried about being behind QT and T7.  Does that sound about right?

I think the check-raise line was a bit of a mistake given the stack sizes (most were in the $100 range), but now that I'm here this feels like a grudging call.  Thoughts?

Finally, in retrospect, it seems like lead - 3-bet is a better raising line given the stacks out there.  Thoughts? 

Check-call, lead on a blank turn perhaps better yet.

The more I think about this, it seems either like a bet out or a check/call flop, with a slight preference to check/call.

The likelihood is that you're either a little ahead (if they're drawing), or you're way behind (straight).  Better to keep the pot small, and see what comes out on the turn.

From what I've seen, draws play very differently on the flop and turn rounds.  With 2 cards to come, hope is eternal.  With just one, not so much. 

 I feel that you are calling against a better hand here too often. I know there are only a few 'big hands' out there but the way the hand had panned out so far it seems as if it's one of those times more often than not. I'm not saying I could have folded (especially in the panic of online play) but I would have been surprised to see a draw.

I know this line of thinking is not in accordance with previous comments but I am going from my own experiences playing at these levels where the big push tends to be with the big hand.