Torneo de Candidatos de Toronto 2024. Partida entre Dommaraju Gukesh y Ding Liren, Singapur 2024 - J. Gajewski, J. Konikowski

This Candidates Tournament Toronto 2024. Gukesh vs Ding Liren Match Singapore 2024 is a Polish-language chess book covering two major elite events of 2024: the Candidates Tournament in Toronto and the World Championship match between Dommaraju Gukesh and Ding Liren in Singapore. It is aimed at readers who want more than the results and want to follow the games, the key decisions and the moments that shaped each contest.

What the book covers

The book includes all 70 games from the Candidates Tournament and the World Championship match. The commentary focuses on critical moments, making it useful both as a record of the events and as material for independent analysis.

The authors also add thematic examples from current tournament practice in several places. That gives the reader extra context for openings, variations and strategic ideas, and shows how these themes appear in top-level play.

Who it is for

This is a book for chess players, coaches, club competitors and fans who follow elite chess and want to revisit the most important games of 2024 in a structured, commented form. It is also suitable for readers studying modern openings or following the World Championship path that led Dommaraju Gukesh to the match in Singapore.

The commentary covers all phases of the game — opening, middlegame and endgame — so the book offers a broad view of contemporary tournament chess rather than a narrow selection of variations.

Edition information

• Product type: chess book
• Language: Polish
• Authors: J. Gajewski and J. Konikowski
• Binding: softcover
• Page count: 320 pages
• Coverage: all 70 games from the Candidates Tournament and the World Championship match

Key details

• Product type: chess book
• Title: Candidates Tournament Toronto 2024. Gukesh vs Ding Liren Match Singapore 2024
• Language: Polish
• Authors: J. Gajewski and J. Konikowski
• Binding: softcover
• Page count: 320 pages
• Coverage: all 70 games
• Focus: critical moments and thematic examples from current tournament practice