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In the World Chess Championship, Indian challenger Gukesh faces reigning champion Ding Liren with the match tied at 3-3 after six games. Despite potential risks, Gukesh declined a draw offer, believing in his strategy.

Eliminating risk and not losing many games was the central principle around which Carlsen's five world titles were built. Gukesh may have injected some excitement into what was quickly turning into a bit of an uneventful match by refusing the draw, but him not taking the easier option and eliminating any risk is a bit of a concern.

The 32-year-old Ding Liren had won the opening game while the 18-year-old D Gukesh had emerged victorious in the third game

As of Monday, the second ‘Rest Day’ in the best-of-14 series that is set to run till the 13th of this month, Ding and Gukesh are level on three points each out of a possible six, with the last three games ending in a draw.

Both Ding Liren and Gukesh have agreed to a draw in Game 6 after 46 moves. The match is poised at 3 points for each player.

It's Game 6 in the World Chess Championship as both India's D Gukesh and China's Ding Liren will push to take an advantage with the scores being level at 2.5 points each. The previous Game 5 ended up being a draw as reigning world champion Ding had a good chance to pile up the pressure but he missed on his advantage in the endgame.

SINGAPORE: In an intense Game 6 of the World Chess Championship, the 18-year-old Indian challenger D Gukesh held defending champion Ding Liren of China to a draw with black pieces to remain level on points here Sunday.

The two combatants, Ding Liren and Gukesh, are tied at three points apiece going into second rest day of the showdown.

It's Game 6 in the World Chess Championship as both India's D Gukesh and China's Ding Liren will push to take an advantage with the scores being level at 2.5 points each. The previous Game 5 ended up being a draw as reigning world champion Ding had a good chance to pile up the pressure but he missed on his advantage in the endgame.

India's D Gukesh held reigning champion Ding Liren to a draw in the sixth game of the World Chess Championship in Singapore on Sunday. This was the third draw in a row between the two players, leaving the score level at 3.