Unfortunately, only $350 of it was profit, so here's how I got stuck first.

I limp in with from the CO with a $150 stack behind a few other limpers. Flop comes . Checked to me, I bet $10, get 3 calls. Turn is the . Again checked to me, I bet $35. Folded back to the guy on my right, who check-raises to $100, and I obviously shove into his cooler. Oh well. That guy is making the same move with any flush, but he happened to have one that beat me. Very standard.

I rebought $200, and I had about $215 when this pot goes down.

I limp in CO behind limpers with . The button makes it $15 total and gets 4 calls back to me, so I call $12 to close the action ($90 pot). Flop comes . Checked to me, and I checked to the aggressive button, who regrettably checked behind. Turn is the . The SB, a very poor player, bet out $45. Folded to a guy on my right, who smooth calls. I now have $200 behind, and decide to raise an amount that will pot commit someone else but not put me all-in. I made it $125 ($405 pot). Now, any good online player would see I am obviously committed, but live players are, for lack of a better word, stupid. I knew that if the SB had as little as top pair, she would call all the way down. The $125 bet will get her in, and hopefully the guy in the middle as well, and both will be committed to call my $75 all-in on the river (this type of exploitive play will almost never work online, but really bad players will fall for it). Sure enough, the crappy lady calls, and to my surprise, the other guy pushed all-in! Now, I'm slightly thinking set over set, but I really don't care at this point, as I am committed and 95% sure I have the best hand. I insta-called, and so did the other player (she had less, so pot was a little over $700). The guy now frowns and asks if I have a set. I nod, he shakes his head and shows AQ (drawing dead), the river is the , I turn up my hand, and the lady mucks (I suspect I had her drawing dead on the turn as well). Ship it.

So to recap:
Me:
Male villain:
Female villain: ?? (likely a hand like KQ or QJ... yes, she overvalues top pair that much)

Final board:
Final pot: ~$700

I only made around $60 more for the session, but that's a $400 day. I love Poker. Live Poker is so easy compared to online it's ridiculous. I've made 2 months of rent in 2 weeks.