Gukesh’s Precision Shines in World Chess Championship Game 3

In a stunning display of precision and strategic brilliance, D. Gukesh managed to level the scores in the World Chess Championship against Ding Liren with a spectacular win in the third game of the match. The 18-year-old chess prodigy showcased his exceptional ability to calculate his moves almost flawlessly, drawing praise from former World rapid chess champion Daniil Dubov.

Dubov, who was a second to Magnus Carlsen for two World title matches, likened Gukesh’s style of play to that of a computer engine, highlighting his remarkable talent for precise calculations. This was evident in Gukesh’s game against Ding Liren, where he opened with the Queen’s Pawn and executed a series of strategic moves that left his opponent struggling to keep up.

Despite a shaky start to the championship, losing the first game with white pieces, Gukesh managed to outmaneuver Ding Liren with a series of brilliant moves that ultimately secured him the victory. While Ding may have lost on time, it was clear that Gukesh’s win was a result of his impeccable play rather than his opponent’s time pressure.

With the scores now level at 1.5-1.5, Gukesh has proven himself to be a formidable contender in the World Chess Championship. His ability to play with precision and accuracy, even under pressure, sets him apart as a rising star in the world of chess. As the match continues, fans can expect more thrilling games and strategic battles between these two talented players.