The World Chess Championship begins in Singapore: world champion Ding Liren meets 18-year-old Gukesh from India. You can watch the first game in the live stream here.
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The World Chess Championship begins in Singapore, where Chinese world champion Ding Liren will face 18-year-old challenger Gukesh from India. The duel includes up to 14 games, with a win earning one point and a draw earning half a point. The player who first reaches 7.5 points becomes the world champion. The games can be followed live on chess.com, with the first game starting at ten o’clock. Our reporter Ulrich Stock reports on site.
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The World Chess Championship begins this Monday in Singapore. The Chinese world champion Ding Liren meets the 18-year-old challenger Gukesh from India. The duel is scheduled for up to 14 games. There is one point for every win and half a point for every draw. The player who first reaches 7.5 points becomes world champion.
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Our reporter Ulrich Stock writes from the scene of the incident. You can read all the texts from Singapore here.