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PCH Rapid Tournament #2Round 3 of 5 · playing
Round 3 · Board 1
Aditya Kulkarni1-0Pranav Mahajan
Ranking after round 2
  1. 1Aditya Kulkarni2
  2. 1Pranav Mahajan2
  3. 3Varun Pawar1½
  4. 4Anushka Shinde1½
  5. 5Atharva Lele1½
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2tournaments
25players
26games played

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