Game 10 Odds for Chess World Championship Favor Another Draw

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Game 10 Odds for Chess World Championship Favor Another Draw

Gukesh Dommaraju vs Ding Liren

  • Betting odds for Game 10 of the Fide World Chess Championship 2024 favor another draw at -450 odds.
  • Wagering on either Gukesh Dommaraju (+750) or Ding Liren (+600) to break the tie offers valuable payouts.
  • Gukesh remains the favorite to become the World Chess Champion with -175 odds.

SENTOSA, Singapore – The 2024 Chess World Championship between Ding Liren and Gukesh Dommaraju is tied at 4.5 points each through nine games. The outcome of Game 10 could determine the winner in such a tight competition, but legal sports betting odds predict there will be a seventh-consecutive draw with -450 odds.

Chess World Championship Odds for Game 10

Outcome Odds
Ding Liren +600
Gukesh Dommaraju +750
Draw -450

Game 10 will begin on Saturday, Dec. 7 at 4:00 a.m. ET and 5:00 p.m. local time in Singapore. The two competitors will enjoy a rest day on Friday with five games left to play.

Look Back On Previous World Chess Championship Games

Ding Liren took Game 1 before a draw in Game 2 and a Gukesh victory in Game 3. Since then, it’s been six-straight draws as the two competitors haven’t been able to gain an edge on their opponent.

Gukesh deployed the Catalan Opening in Game 9 and almost prevailed with a victory but Ding Liren managed to escape with a draw. The 18-year-old challenger continues to show promise in becoming the youngest World Champion ever, and odds at chess betting sites are still confident in the prodigy.

Betting Odds For Next Chess World Champion Favor Gukesh

Despite many believing Gukesh missed an opportunity to win Game 9, he’s still the favorite to win the 2024 FIDE World Championship against Ding Liren. The challenger has -175 odds to win, while defending champion Ding Liren has +135 odds to win at Bovada.

Next Chess World Champion Odds

  • Ding Liren +135
  • Dommaraju Gukesh -175

Prior to the start of the championships, Gukesh’s Chess World Championship odds were -300. A tie through nine games saw his odds nearly cut in half, but there’s still five games left to claim victory.

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