Slowplayed set vs several opps

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Texas Hold'em $2-$2 NL (real money), #1,247,591,060
Table Pontisuger's HE, 8 Sep 2005 5:34 PM ET
Seat 1: joj_the_dog ($177.90 in chips)
Seat 3: SlappinYaUp ($227.40 in chips)
Seat 7: flowing1 ($248.70 in chips)
Seat 8: HOMER77 x ($66.40 in chips)
Seat 9: bweazy2484 ($168.50 in chips)
ANTES/BLINDS
HOMER77 x posts blind ($1), bweazy2484 posts blind ($2).

SlappinYaUp shows [ 7C,7D ]

PRE-FLOP
joj_the_dog calls $2, SlappinYaUp calls $2, flowing1 calls $2, HOMER77 x calls $1, bweazy2484 checks.

FLOP [board cards 10C,7S,QH ]
HOMER77 x checks, bweazy2484 checks, joj_the_dog bets $6, SlappinYaUp calls $6, flowing1 calls $6, HOMER77 x folds, bweazy2484 calls $6.

TURN [board cards 10C,7S,QH,KS ]
bweazy2484 checks, joj_the_dog bets $5, SlappinYaUp bets $15, flowing1 calls $15, bweazy2484 folds, joj_the_dog calls $10.

RIVER [board cards 10C,7S,QH,KS,KC ]
joj_the_dog checks, SlappinYaUp bets $29.85, flowing1 bets $59.70, joj_the_dog folds, SlappinYaUp bets $174.55 and is all-in

gotta raise flop whenthere are two cards to a broadway straight

I would raise the flop with so many people in it. The King on river might have saved you rear.

Me not like teh play

I was prepared to drop the set if I got any real resistance on a straight-able board because it felt like everyone was folding everything in that game. The problem is that I let someone catch up from having middle pair to having a bigger full house than mine. Should I have tried so hard to get it all in on the river? Or is this just one of those times where you say "shit" and move on? I've noticed in 200NL that I showdown against better hands a little more often on average than before the move.