Any of you advocating calling a tight player's raise with J-9s from the blind are just wrong.
There are so many reasons this is wrong, but I will only name a few.
You are OOP.
J-9s is not a good hand at all.
Just because it is cheap to call, does not mean that is all you will have to invest. Calling with trouble hands like this only opens the door to tough decisions on future streets. When it is all over, and the river is here, and you lose chips (perhaps a lot), what will you think of the call with J-9s then?
Player is tight... you know you are behind, why risk chips in this spot? Stupid.
You are OUT OF POSITION. Did I say this yet? Do you people understand position is important in poker? Really, do you understand?
Poker is starting to turn into bingo these days. You folks come up with all kinds of excuses why a play like this is OK. You can stack villain if flop hits you, blah blah blah. You will lose in this spot waaaaaaaay more than you will win.
Villains don't always stack off their entire range post flop either, so implied odds is merely guesswork.
You should be playing only premiums from the blinds in cash. That is all there is to it. Obviously dynamics can play a role in this, but it is not +EV to make calls like this in general. Have some patience, and wait for better spots.
There is no reason at all to think this is a good call with J-9s. It is just a foolish waste of money.
Edit: if you do anything at all, 3-betting and take initiative is the best way. But even then, you still have J-9