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The playing venue in Moscow
Round 2: IM Ian Nepomniachtchi, 2545, vs Ildar Khairullin, 2543 (0-1)
Round 2: Evgeny Alekseev, 2639, vs Evgeniy Najer, 2648 (1-0)
Round 2: Denis Khismatullin, 2583 vs Dmitry Jakovenko, 2671 (draw)
Round 3: Dmitry Jakovenko, 2671 vs Ernesto Inarkiev, 2628 (1-0)
Round 3: Peter Svidler, 2750 vs Denis Khismatullin, 2583 (1-0)
Round 3: Sergei Rublevsky, 2688, vs Evgeny Alekseev, 2639 (1-0)
Round 3: Evgeniy Najer, 2648 vs Ian Nepomniachtchi, 2545 (0-1)
Round 4: Sergey Grigoriants, 2582, vs Denis Khismatullin, 2583
Round 5: Dmitry Jakovenko, 2671 and Evgeny Alekseev, 2639, analysing their
draw