An unbelievable blunder in game 11 – The tension is very high
The tension reached new heights in this nerve-wracking battle! Gukesh demonstrated incredible resilience. The game concluded with a surprising blunder from Ding, marking a dramatic turning point in the match. With just 3 games left, Gukesh leads the championship 6:5. The pressure is on, and every move will count as the players fight for the […]
Game 9: A More Reserved Battle, but with High-Quality Opening Play
Game 9 of the World Chess Championship ended in yet another draw, continuing the trend of a closely contested match. This time, however, the game was somewhat more reserved, lacking the intense drama of earlier encounters. Nevertheless, it was a pleasure to witness some high-quality opening play, showcasing the deep preparation of both players. The […]
Gukesh’s Bold Confidence Shines in Thrilling Game 8 of the World Championship
What an intense game with tremendous opportunities for both players! First, Ding Liren found himself under significant pressure, but then the challenger, Gukesh, was also in a perilous position. The reigning World Champion executed some brilliant moves, showcasing his deep preparation and strategic understanding. However, Gukesh, demonstrating his resilience, sacrificed the exchange—an audacious decision that […]
World Chess Championship 2024: Has the Real Battle Finally Begun?
I’ve followed the 2024 World Chess Championship closely, and from the very beginning, I’ve been clear that neither D Gukesh nor Ding Liren have been playing ambitious chess. It’s been a cautious, sometimes overly calculated affair, and I’ve not been alone in expressing disappointment. Former champions Magnus Carlsen and Garry Kasparov have both been vocal […]
World Chess Championship: Waiting for the Fireworks
Game 6: Another Draw The sixth game of the World Chess Championship also ended in a draw, and honestly, I wasn’t too impressed by White’s opening choice this time either. While the game was slightly more engaging than the previous one, it didn’t exactly have me on the edge of my seat. Throughout the game, […]
Playing (Non) Ambitious Chess
A Lack of Spark in the Ding vs. Gukesh Championship: Where’s the Bold, Risky Chess We’ve Come to Expect? As the world eagerly watches the World Chess Championship in Singapore between reigning champion Ding Liren and rising star Gukesh, many are left wondering if the excitement matches the anticipation. In my opinion, the chess we’ve […]
World Chess Championship Final – Game 4: A Strategic Stalemate
The fourth game of the World Chess Championship final concluded with a draw, reminiscent of the second round. While Ding Liren deviated from his earlier choices as early as the first move, the game unfolded in a similarly cautious style. Both players seem to be feeling each other out in these early stages of the […]
Gukesh strikes back!🔥
🎉 Ding Liren vs Gukesh – World Chess Championship, Game 3 Gukesh strikes back! 🔥 I’ve read several opinions from different media about today’s game, and there are some interesting differences in perspective. For instance, one headline stated, “Gukesh outplayed Ding and equalized”—an undoubtedly colorful take. However, in my view, the reality is a bit […]
Excitement Builds as the 2024 Chess World Championship Heats Up – Game 2
A solid draw Game 2 of the 2024 Chess World Championship concluded with a well-fought draw, leaving reigning champion Ding Liren narrowly ahead of D Gukesh at 1.5-0.5. Ding began with a strong, confident opening, but Gukesh’s solid defense held firm under pressure. Both players played a careful game, eventually agreeing to a draw after […]
The Inaugural Match of the World Chess Championship
A Stunning Start: Ding Liren Strikes First with a Brilliant Opening Victory The highly anticipated clash between reigning world champion Ding Liren and the formidable contender Gukesh has finally begun, marking the start of an exciting World Chess Championship. Chess fans around the globe have been eagerly awaiting this moment, where history will be written […]
