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Artur Kos was just all in with 
versus the 
of Michael Schoultz, and when the board came 
, Kos was eliminated.
2012 Sands Bethlehem DeepStack Extravaganza
$500,000 Guaranteed Main Event
Day: 2
Event Info
2012 Sands Bethlehem DeepStack Extravaganza
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$2,500
Total Entries
188
Level
24
Blinds
12,000 / 24,000
Ante
3,000
Players Left 1 / 188
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Micah Raskin is up to about 430,000 after eliminating Michael Franceschetti.
Franceschetti got his chips into the middle, about 40,000-ish, with 
against Raskin's 
. Things were looking bleak for Raskin after the 
flop and 
turn, but the 
hit the river to give Raskin the nut straight.
Dean Chen is out, his elimination coming at the hands of Anthony Messina.
All in with his short stack with 
versus Messina's 
, the flop came 
to give Messina two pair, and after the 
turn and 
river, Chen is out.
Messina shook Chen's hand as he left, saying "you're a better player than I am" as he did. Chen said thanks and departed as Messina stacked the chips.
Right now 50 players remain.
Dmitri Argaros has joined the parade of players hitting the rail early this afternoon. His end just came in a hand that saw Brian Shaw open from under the gun, John Chapman call from a seat over, then Argaros shove all in from the button for about 29,000. The blinds folded and Shaw called, and after some thought Chapman stepped aside.
Shaw: 
Argaros: 
A tough spot for Argaros, although after the 
flop and turn he had extra outs to chop. But the river was the 
, and Argaros is out.
All in for about 35,000 with 
, Neal Gvansan looked to survive against Chris Klodnicki's 
. However, the board ran out 
as Klodnicki paired his king to claim another elimination.
Following a 
flop, Ketan Pandya bet 3,700 (about two-thirds pot), Michael Jouaneh raised to 10,700, and after a bit of thought Pandya called. The turn then brought the 
and a big bet of 65,000 by Pandya, well over the 35,000 or so Jouaneh had left behind.
It was Jouaneh's turn to think. He sat quietly for a moment, tapping the half-golf ball he uses as a card protector as he thought. Finally after about a half-minute he shrugged and called all in, turning over 
. Pandya then tabled his 
, and after the river they split the chips.
"You're supposed to fold there," joked Pandya. Jouaneh shrugged some more in response, an expression of relief showing he was glad to have survived the hand.
Level: 12
Blinds: 800/1,600
Ante: 200
Chris Klodnicki tweeted earlier today "I plan on doing some serious punting this Sunday." And he's certainly been active throughout Level 11, perhaps punting some chips, but punting players from the tournament, too.
Immediately following that big hand versus Richard Allen, Chris Klodnicki was getting himself involved in another big one again, this time versus Kevin McColgan.
This hand saw the pair battle to the river, building a modest-sized pot as the board came 
, then , then 
. On the river McColgan checked, and Klodnicki took his time before declaring he was all in.
McColgan tanked for a couple of minutes as he eyed his stack of approximately 120,000, a little less then what Klodnicki had bet. Finally McColgan called, and when Klodnicki tabled for the flush, McColgan mucked, having been eliminated.
"Can you start getting involved in some hands, sir?" asked William Tonking with a wry grin afterwards from across the table. Klodnicki just smiled and stacked his chips.
With the board reading 
, Ryan Riess and Anthony Messina went back and forth before Messina was all in for 42,500 with 
. Riess was ahead with 
, but the hit the turn to give Messina the lead. The river locked up the pot for Messina, leaving Riess with about 14 big blinds.
