A Tale of Two Flops

I played an long session on Saturday for me at Oceans-11. About an 11 hour long session. I booked a $2800 dollar win in the 20/40. This was a very special game, with some very special players.

2 very interesting hands that happened.

3 or 4 limps, SP included, I overlimp on the button with 7d2d. Flop goes off 5 or 6 ways, including the big blind.

Flop comes T 7 2, with a club flush draw that I don't have plus 1 diamond. Big blind leads, SP raises, I 3-bet, big blind calls, SP caps. Turn is a blank. SP leads, I raise, big blind calls two cold, SP 3-bets, I call, big blind calls. River is another blank. SP leads, I call, big blind calls.

The hands?
SP: KTo, without the flush draw
BB: T7s, who takes down the pot

Not sure if I should have raised the river, as I am positive I have the SP beat, but not so sure about the big blind.

Later in the session, a limper, a TAG 2-bets in MP, I raise in the cutoff with 7h7d, both blinds call, TAG caps, all call. 5-way action to a flop of:

T 7 2 with a club flush draw! Same exact flop, essentially. Flop ends up capped 4-ways with only the limper dropping out. Turn comes an offsuit 4, and SB check/raises me. Big blind calls, TAG calls, I 3-bet, SB caps, all call. River is a T, giving me essentially the nuts, but technically I lose to TT, T7, T4, and T2, none of which are likely. Anyways SB leads, big blind folds who was drawing dead on the flop with the non-nut flush draw, TAG folds the nut-flush draw, I pop the river and the SB calls all-in, and I proudly show my full house and SB reveals his ducks for the loser.