Chess World Championship Odds: Gukesh D now given 66% CHANCE of winning the 2024 Chess World Championship ahead of the November event!
Indian Chess Grandmaster Gukesh D is favourite to win the 2024 World Chess Championship as he faces Ding Liren in the event in November…. Updated:Sep 17, 14:55 537 Sport Indian Chess Grandmaster Gukesh D is favourite to win the 2024 World Chess Championship as he faces Ding Liren in the event in November.
Betting odds are still being offered on the 2024 Chess World Championship with Indian Chess Grandmaster Gukesh D remaining the favourite with betting sites.
Gukesh qualified for the event this year by winning the 2024 Candidates Tournament in Toronto back in April.
Bwin’s latest odds make Gukesh 1/2 to win the World Championship this year with reigning champion Ding Liren going into the final as the outsider.
Liren currently sits as the outsider in the betting market with the latest odds giving him a 40.8% chance of being crowned winner for the second year in-a-row.
| 2024 World Chess Championship | Odds | Probability |
|---|---|---|
| Gukesh D | 1/2 | 66.7% |
| Ding Liren | 29/20 | 40.8% |
What the expert says…Gukesh D remains favourite to win the 2024 World Chess Championship with bookies expecting him to get the better of reigning champion Ding Liren the event. The Indian Grandmaster now has a 66% chance of winning according to the latest market.Steve Madgwick - Chess Betting Expert - OLBG.com
Gukesh D remains favourite to win the 2024 World Chess Championship with bookies expecting him to get the better of reigning champion Ding Liren the event. The Indian Grandmaster now has a 66% chance of winning according to the latest market. Steve Madgwick - Chess Betting Expert - OLBG.com
Ding Liren won last year’s World Championship against Ian Nepomniachtchi after a 7–7 score tie in the classical time format led to a rapid game tiebreak.
That tiebreak saw Liren eventually run out as winner to become the 17th World Chess Champion and the Chinese Chess Grandmaster will be looking to win back-to-back championships here.
Last year’s event was big news due to defending champion Magnus Carlsen pulling out of the event saying he was “not motivated to play another match”, but he looks to have his motivation back this year.
Carlsen won the latest Chess championship in Paris earlier this month with the Norwegian Chess Grandmaster winning the World Speed Championship.
The World #1 put in a dominant performance in the final of the Chess.com Speed Chess Championship, winning 23.5-7.5 against Alireza Firouzja.
Carlsen remains the best player in the world rankings but he did not enter the Candidates Tournament to qualify for the World Championship after withdrawing,
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