Rockets against a River Raise - what to do?

[StepRightUp]

Help me out guys! Foxwoods, 2/4. Just sat down so no reads (maybe 3rd hand). Dealt Rockets, 2nd to act.

One caller, I raise. As usual, about 5 people call and see the flop.

966 (two clubs)

Checked to me, I bet, get about 4 callers.

Turn - Q spades (still only the club draw on the board - I do Not have the Ace of clubs)

Checked to me, I bet, get 3 callers.

River - 7 clubs

The SB leads out, the guy to my immediate right raises to $8. The Pot is about 14 BB (give or take) at this point and it costs 2 to call without knowing what the action will be behind me.

What do I do with my rockets? And tell me why.

[Nick C]

I would fold.

The possibility that SB and the next guy both have 97 and like their 3-pair seems like a lot to hope for.

I realize there are other possibilities as well, but I think at least one of them has a straight, a flush, or even trips, in this protected pot.

[SoSo]

This will be truely unhelpful....

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What do I do with my rockets? And tell me why.

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Fold, Because your beat.

[Catt]

I don't play live and I have never played Foxwoods, but I cannot imagine you're good here even 10% of the time (especially since I so often see the regular live players that post here indicate how much stronger an unexpected bet and raise means in live play).

[StepRightUp]

I folded. The SB called. The guy to my right had QT for a pair of queens and took the pot.

Oh well.

[thesanch]

I'm not sure how it is at most other casinos, but at the local casino in my town, the players are worse than the 50c/$1 players at Party. Typically, unless you have a really good read on the person ( like they check raise the river with A high ), they have the flush or a crappy two pair.

You are beat, fold.

-Freddie