[ErrantNight]

you're so wrong on this.

(a) you probably don't have the flop bettor beaten. at least not yet.

(b) with opponents behind you, it's just as likely you actually have better odds than your immediate odds as it is you'll face worse odds if someone raises

(c) even if someone raises, you have sufficient equity to continue, rather easily

(d) your opponents most likely hands (to bet, call, or raise behind with) you have redraws against. possibly even cards that improve their hands, but give you a better hand

(e) if a J comes off your continuation will be depend on the actions

(f) if a spade comes off your equity is huge and continuing is easy