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- Sergey Karjakin - 2776 - Russia
Sergey Karjakin caught up to Magnus Carlsen today by winning against Nisipeanu with excellent opening preparation and precise technical conversion. Carlsen maintained his 1st place status with a draw against Nakamura in a Ruy Lopez and Ivanchuk easily achieved and maintained equality against Radjabov. Nakamura is a point back from the lead with 3/6, although I expect he will make a push in the last 4 rounds to give Carlsen a run for his money.
Karjakin was heading into a Ruy Lopez with white, however Nisipeanu played the complicated Latvian Gambit to test Karjakin's preparation. After 20 moves, Karjakin was able to easily exchange into a won R+R+P endgame with an extra pawn. His computer-like opening preparation and computer-like precision in the endgame led to the conversion of a well-earned point.
I was slightly disappointed in Nakamura's play against Carlsen, as it was not very aggressive. Carlsen has scored very well against Nakamura lately, although their games tend to be very sharp and evenly matched. I'm hoping Naka breaks his current even score towards the end of the tournament.
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