Did the button fold? I call the flop raise and depending on the turn card check/call or check/fold. There are tons of cards that could beat you and those players could be on either straight draws or flush draws. If a heart or an overcard falls, I would ditch the hand. If a J, T or 8 falls you have a tougher decision, but I would probably still drop it. Not because I expect them to have made a gutshot or open ender necessarily, but the chance you are outkicked plus the draws on the board with several people in the hand just point to a weak hand. That means I'd only continue unimproved with a non-[img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] queen or a non-[img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] card 7 or lower on the turn.

If one of the bricks fell on the turn, I might be more apt to calling a single bet on the river even if it was a scare card.