Some straight flushes

Alrighty, I'm finally going to write these down...

Super epic hand numbar one:

Adam, Ethan, Debby and I are playing 4 handed. I have $50, Adam has $20 and Ethan covers. Debby folds the cutoff, I raise on the button with 4c 6c to $.3. Ethan 3bets from the small blind to $1.50. Adam cold calls in the big blind, I call and we see a flop:

3c 7c 5s

I think that qualifies as a pretty good hand for me. Ethan checks, Adam bets $5, I call, Ethan raises to $22.50, Adam calls all-in, I move in and Ethan calls.

The hands:

Ethan: 7h 7s (top set)

Adam: Ks Kd (overpair)

We run out the hand...

The turn is... the 5c! I make a straight flush, Ethan fills up, and I have both of them drawing stone dead.

Just for good measure, Adam rivers the Kc for kings full...

All skill? Must be...

The carnage:

Supar epic hand numbar 2:

Details on this one are a little fuzzier. Lindsay raises the button to $.30, Edwin calls in the SB, I call in the BB with Tc 7c.

Flop comes down:

2x 8c Jc

We both check to Lindsay who bets $.50. Edwin calls and I check-raise to $2.25 or so. Edwin calls. The turn is...

9c

And my goodness, is that Edwin leading into me for half his stack for almost a pot sized bet? Yes. Yes it is...

I raise enough to put him all-in. He calls, I table the stone cold immortal nuts and he starts muttering something about not putting me on that...

Running good feels good...