The board read 
. Oswin Ziegelbecker verbalized a bet of 9,000 into a pot of about 16,000.
His opponent, Alan Wentz seemed confused by the bet amount and took a while to confirm it before eventually folding his hand to send the pot over to Ziegelbecker.
With a completed board of 
and about 8,000 in the pot, Robert Downs was facing a bet of 4,500 from Dylan Weisman. He thought about it and called.
"Queens," Weisman said.
Downs showed 
to take the early pot.
With a board showing 
, there was about 10,000 already in the middle and Richard Geyer III lead out for 3,300. Jeremiah Fitzpatrick raised to 12,000 putting Geyer III to a decision. Eventually Geyer III opted to throw his hand into the muck surrendering the pot to Fitzpatrick.
Eric Kurtzman came prepared for the day and took a massage right away. He was then involved in a four-way pot to the 
flop on which he led for 2,100 out of the big blind. Only Francisco Fragoso called and they checked the 
on the turn. Kurtzman bet again for 4,000 on the river and Fragoso folded the face-up.
"Good fold," Kurtzman said to which Fragoso inquired if he had been up against a flush. Kurtzman nodded as he raked in the pot.
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2020 Main Event Champion Damian Salas has just said the magic words "Shuffle up and Deal" and cards are finally in the air for the WSOP Main Event.
Level: 1
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 200
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