Method of playing chess

A method of playing chess by opposing first and second chess players comprising at least the steps of (1) using a game board having a playing surface, (2) delineating said game board surface into uniform sized eight rows of vertically oriented columns and eight rows of horizontally oriented columns in intersecting relation with each other so as to delimit at each location of intersection on said playing surface a square adapted to be occupied by a chess piece, (3) identifying each playing surface square with a combination letter and Dumber designation, (4) recording a first chess move by said first chess player out of the view of said second chess player of a selected chess piece to a designated selected playing surface square, (5) recording a first chess move by said second chess player out of the view of said first chess player of a selected chess piece to a designated selected playing surface square, (6) making, as previously recorded in step (4) a chess move by said first chess player in fall view of said second chess player of a selected chess piece to a selected playing surface square, (7) making a chess move by said second chess player as previously recorded in step (5) in full view of said first chess player of a selected chess piece to a selected playing surface square, (8) recording a second chess move by said second chess player out of the view of said first chess player of a selected chess niece to a designated selected playing surface square, (9) recording a second chess move by said first chess player out of the view of said second chess player of a selected chess piece to a designated selected playing surface square, (10) making as previously recorded in step (8) a chess move by said second chess player in full view of said first chess player of a selected chess piece to a selected playing surface square (11) making a chess move by said first chess player as previously recorded in step (9) in full view of sad second chess player of a selected chess piece to a selected playing surface square, and (12) removing from play one of any two chess pieces occupying the same playing surface square, whereby a coincidence of double occupancy of a playing surface square contributes an element of chance to the playing skill of the chess players.