I know you guys love seeing interesting hand histories from these kinds of sessions, so I'll share the last big hand from the session.

I'm dealt 85 sitting in SB. UTG straddles, 3 players call, I call, BB calls. 6 players, $42 pot. I check dark.

Flop is 3A4. I flop a flush, but unfortunately it checks all the way around. Hoping not to see another spade unless it is the...

2 on the turn! I've got the stone cold nuts with a straight flush! The pot is pretty small though, so I lead with a small bet to see if I can't get some money in there. I throw out $10, and just the UTG+1 player calls. Pot's now $62

River is an inconsequential K. I lead a little bigger now, making it $30. My opponent very quickly raises (!!!) to $75. I'm putting him on exactly the Ks at this point. He's got about $475 behind still, and I've got him covered by a lot. This is such a rare spot, I decide **** it -- I just shove all-in and hope he calls. More than a minute passes before he settles on a...CALL! I pick up a massive $1,157 pot, which is like 6 buy-ins at $1/2.

This was the second biggest pot I won this session. Shameless self-promotion -- if you want to see the biggest pot (and others from the session), I've actually got a new poker vlog detailing this huge win that I just published.

LOL. im an idiot. God bless me. You know, i guess you small raise the river, and fold to raises. i don't know. how you got his stack LOL Good stuff though. There is a "psychological" element we can't get from this.

I mean, I can understand him raising with the K. But once I shove, I thought it was pretty obvious what I had. At least, my table all seemed to know with the exception of my opponent.

You think 10xing money is worth posting about? God bless you, summer child

Sure agreed

Have you paid your taxes on this money OP?