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Nakamura on a Roll in Cap D'Agde Print E-mail
October 24, 2010
US #1 ranked player Hikaru Nakamura is off to a running start in Cap D'Agde, France (October 22-31). Nakamura defeated Former World Champion Anatoly Karpov and GMs Romain Edouard (France) and Nguyen Ngoc Truong Son (Vietnam) in the first three rounds. Tomorrow Nakamura faces Judit Polgar and Sophie Milliet. Update: Nakamura won both of his games today and is now on a perfect 5-0. See complete game collection and full schedule on the official website. Also see The Week in Chess report here.

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