I would check-call the river. The likely hands for the two opponents are (1) a busted flush draw; (2) J-x; or (3) 5-x for trip-5s. A busted flush draw will probably not call your bet, unless he happens to have the Q [img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img]. If he has J-x, you'll more than likely split the pot (J-J-5-5-Q). If he's got trip-5s, it's going to cost you 2 bets to see the river since he will likely raise you to get more value out of the trips. Checking probably won't cost you any money, as anyone who is going to call you either has you beat or will chop the pot with you. However, if someone does bet, the pot is too large to simply give up your hand, so you should simply call, provided that the bet isn't raised before it gets back to you.