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June 12, 2011
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GM Ray Robson is host of the Youth tournament
With just two rounds to go at the National Open, five players are tied for the lead with 3.5/4: GMs Varuzhan Akobian, Ray Robson, Sam Shankland, Alejandro Ramirez and IM Dioniso Aldama.  Stay tuned for the exciting finale of the National Open via live games on the official website. Also look for a post-tournament report by Kostya Kavutskiy and check his first report here, which covers the G/10, the Blitz and the start of the Main Event. Also play through some key victories by the leaders below.

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