Meet the 18th World Chess Champion - the youngest World Chess Champion in the history of Chess, GM D Gukesh! What a moment for Indian Chess as Gukesh lifts the trophy 🏆 Gukesh is only 18 Year Old (or should we say Young?) & he became Grandmaster at Age of 13 Years. 👑 He is 2nd person from India to become a World Chess Champion after Viswanathan Anand🇮🇳
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It’s going to the wire! Match is tied after 13 games! Do we get World Champion today or tomorrow? Ding Liren will have the White pieces against D Gukesh today. Whoever wins, wins the match - if it's a draw, we go into playoffs tomorrow where the World Champion will be decided by Rapid and Blitz tiebreaks! Follow all the action live on our YouTube channel.
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After 5 games, the scores are still level - it is 2.5-2.5 between Ding Liren and D Gukesh at the World Chess Championship 2024! 9 more games are left to be played - first to reach 7.5 points becomes the new World Chess Champion. Game 6 starts today from 2:30 PM IST - watch all the action in our live YouTube broadcast! Ding Liren has the White pieces against D Gukesh tomorrow - what are your predictions about the result?
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The scores were level going into the first rest day. And it remains equal after - Game 4 of the World Chess Championship between D Gukesh and Ding Liren ends in a draw. It was already known that Richard Rapport is one of the seconds of Ding Liren. Today he was seen in good spirits before the game - accompanied by Chinese GM Ni Hua! Today's opening choice by Ding Liren seemed like yet another unconventional idea prepared by Rapport - starting with 1.Nf3, and choosing the Zukertort opening and playing 5.Ba3! It seemed like a slow position with many nuances, but there was no danger for Black out of the opening. Both players had some long thinks - Gukesh managed to fully equalize soon. Both the players were very accurate in their play, and the game ended in a well-contested draw after 42 moves. It seemed both players are happy with the result today. Ding mentioned in the press conference that he's happy how the opening went, and he's fully recovered from the loss on Game 3. Gukesh should be happy with a comfortable draw with the Black pieces, while the scores are level! Game 5 starts tomorrow at 2:30 PM IST, where Gukesh will have the White pieces. Who do you think will win - or will we see another draw? Let us know your thoughts in the comments. Photos: Maria Emelianova, Eng Chin An #DingGukesh #WorldChessChampionship2024
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When Mind Meets Machine: AI, HI, and the Future of Chess presented by GM Srinath, GM Harika Dronavalli & Chess Team Owner Prachura. Host of the discussion would be CEO of Global Chess League, Sameer Pathak. Chess being part of Business Conferences is extremely exciting! Book your Ticket at https://lnkd.in/dUSYbNpz
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The Freestyle Chess is a varient of Chess in which all major pieces behind the pawns are kept in any random order (non standard)! So, this makes players to think from Move 1 and lot of theory of Chess in standard position isn’t relevant. Magnus Carlsen & Fabiano Caruna (World No. 1 & 2 respectively) are set to play 2 games in Singapore organised by Freestyle Chess!
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