Sorry made a typo of course not 12...

Edit: the moderator repaired it.

I appears that the game Imentioned is viewable to the public. It will not post the game but can show a link. https://www.iccf.com/game?id=1241082

My idea was to play Kalachnikov or Dragon depending on whites reply. I got several draws in several Kalchnikov games, no loses or wins, but I like to experiement in in openings and tried Scandinavian in a few games as well mosly draws and a few loses and a single win. I find Scandinvian good in over the board but not that good in Corr.

I will return to Kalchnikov/Accelereted Dragon combo again in the future but I will not join in any new events unbntill next year, I want to complete many games before joining any new event. 
Also black does not have to transpose to Dragon proper. It is possible to take advantage of the move order and play other safer options instead of entering Bc4 Yugoslav attack.

Jones book wanted to play 15 .. hxg4 where Marin base showed that the line is better for white.

My new move was 21 .. Nc4, engines top choice, while Marin mention several other moves in hes base.
About final position, is a easy draw with access to computer with table bases.

I have been looking over the Dragon quite a bit in the last few days, mostly just for fun, possibly for a YouTube video, and it's kind of a bummer how hard the 12.Kb1 lines are for Black. Seems to me the current state is that 12...Nc4 is practically refuted now, and 12...Re8 and 12...a6 might draw with flawless play but would both be fairly uncomfortable OTB. The Topalov and Giri lines are obviously good and easier to play, but for a long time all I did was crush people in the Soltis and I miss that! 

Game became draw but my improvent line is inpractical in over the board play but easy draw in Correspondence Chess if one has tablebases. I dont know if I can post any concrete moves either untill the event is complete.

I have by the way tried Lichess Correspondence Chess by accident. Different rules. Opening books allowed engines not. Also faster tempo.

I stopped a few months ago playing this 9.Bc4 line because of the recommendation of Anish Giri: 9...Nxd4 10.Bxd4 Be6.
https://www.chessable.com/lifetime-repertoires-dragon-sicilian/course/69959/
I couldn't find anything interesting worth a try for a next game. Did you check that?

A small comment. I am playing a Dragon game in Correspondence Chess. I  met a line in Bc4 yugoslav where Marin played a different move than Jones book. Marin showed why the line was better for white and computer agreed so I played Marin move instead , and best move accordiing to all engines. I can not give more details since games are secrret to publc according to tournament rules.

I think we can start with 12 Bd4 e5 in 9 000 line.

When I was new to the Dragon I played it myself since Gufeld recommended the move. It was random that I even played Dragon at all my first opening book,  Opening repertoire for Attacking player. However at elite level first Nxc3 and after that Bxd4 become more popular. Its certainly the most combatable move. I thougt it was good for white. In one of Marins mainlines it leads to a endgame he says black can draw. Didnt some other recent author also go for e5?