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World Chess Championship: Game 4

This is a market on the outcome of Game 4 in the World Chess Championship.

Event Details

Total Volume: $14.9K
24h Volume: $12.0K
Total Liquidity: $12.6K
Markets: 3
Event Ends: 11/29/2024

Event Analysis

Summary

The 2024 World Chess Championship match between defending champion Ding Liren and challenger Gukesh D. is scheduled to take place in Singapore from November 25 to December 13, 2024. Game 4 represents a critical juncture in the match, as early games often set the psychological tone for the remainder of the championship. Based on the provided search results, both players bring unique strengths to the match. Ding Liren enters as the reigning champion with proven championship experience, while Gukesh represents a new generation of talented young players. The venue in Singapore adds an interesting dynamic as neither player has home court advantage.

Analysis

Player Analysis

Ding Liren

  • Reigning World Champion
  • Known for thorough preparation and solid technical play
  • Has championship match experience
  • May face pressure as defender of the title

Gukesh D.

  • Young challenger showing impressive recent results
  • Less experienced in championship matches
  • May benefit from lower expectations
  • Could surprise with innovative preparation

Key Factors to Watch

  1. Opening Preparation
  • First few games will reveal preparation strategies
  • Both players likely to test each other's preparation
  • Early games often more conservative
  1. Psychological Factors
  • Results of Games 1-3 will impact Game 4 approach
  • Pressure may be higher on Ding as champion
  • Gukesh's youth could be advantage or liability
  1. Physical Conditioning
  • Singapore climate could be a factor
  • Players' adaptation to time zone and schedule
  • Stamina becoming important by Game 4

Recent Developments

  • Chess24's closure may impact online coverage/analysis
  • Strong recent performance by players like Caruana shows high level of current competition
  • Growing influence of youth in elite chess suggests possible generational shift

Prediction

Given the factors analyzed, Game 4 is likely to be a tightly contested match with a higher probability of a draw (45%) than either player winning. Ding Liren has a slightly higher chance of winning (30%) compared to Gukesh (25%) due to his experience in championship matches and proven ability to handle pressure.

Game 4 Result

Draw:45.0%
Ding Liren Win:30.0%
Gukesh Win:25.0%
Confidence: 7/10
Reasoning Score: 8/10

Market Options

Will Ding Liren win game 4 of the World Chess Championship?

Yes
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No
81.5%
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Will game 4 of the World Chess Championship be a draw?

Yes
67.0%
No
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Will Gukesh Dommaraju win game 4 of the World Chess Championship?

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No
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