World Chess Championship Deadlocked After Six Games

Ding Liren and Gukesh Dommaraju remain tied at 3-3 following a series of draws in their best-of-14 match in Singapore.

Defending champion Ding Liren and 18-year-old challenger Gukesh Dommaraju have each won one game, with the remaining four ending in draws.
Game 6 saw Ding, playing with White, and Gukesh battle to a draw after 46 moves, with both players navigating complex positions and time pressure.
Ding's missed opportunities in earlier games, including Game 5 where he failed to capitalize on a superior position, have been a recurring theme in the match.
Gukesh, the youngest-ever challenger in World Chess Championship history, has shown resilience, recovering from early blunders and holding his ground against the reigning champion.
The match will resume on Tuesday with Game 7, as both players aim to reach the 7.5 points needed to secure the $2.5 million title.