Nakamura, So Through To Round 2 FIDE Grand Prix Moscow

The American grandmasters Hikaru Nakamura and Wesley So both won their FIDE Grand Prix tiebreaks in the shortest way possible to reach the second round. The new pairings are Nakamura-Dubov, Grischuk–So, Wei Yi–Nepomniachtchi and Svidler–Wojtaszek. After Saturday's bloody round, only two out of a possible

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