Here's an update to the 2009 Victoria Summer Chess Festival news I posted about, the chess game between Bluvshtein and Nakamura was posted. I didn't realize they were playing each other, and I originally though both GMs were playing simultaneously against amateurs. Here's the link to the original ChessBase article (and the game is there too). Here's the game if your curious (courtesy: ChessBase.com). After 2 games (where they played each other), Nakamura is winning by a half point.
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