World Chess Championship Tied After Three Games Between Ding Liren and Gukesh Dommaraju

The reigning champion Ding Liren and 18-year-old challenger Gukesh Dommaraju are level at 1.5-1.5, with momentum favoring the Indian prodigy ahead of Game 4 in Singapore.

Ding Liren, the defending world champion, and Gukesh Dommaraju, the youngest-ever challenger at 18, are competing in a best-of-14-games World Chess Championship match in Singapore.
The score is tied at 1.5-1.5 after three games, with Ding winning Game 1 and Gukesh leveling the match by capitalizing on a critical error by Ding in Game 3.
Ding's Game 3 loss, marked by poor time management and a decisive mistake, has raised concerns about his form and mental state as he prepares for Game 4 with the White pieces.
Gukesh has shown strong preparation and adaptability, recovering from an initial loss and displaying confidence and composure during press conferences.
The championship, which runs until December 15, offers a $2.5 million prize fund and could see Gukesh break Garry Kasparov's record as the youngest world champion if he wins.