How to play Chess ?

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Have you ever thought of two chess players sitting in front of each other; as Genius ? 

When I used to see people playing chess, I thought of them as the most genius people because chess is a quite challenging and strategic game. You need to have full focus in this game, if you are not focused for just a bit; you may lose the game !

I think, we can use chess to stay focused, because these days we are losing focus, which is most required.

So let's go through some of the simple rules that can help us to play chess:
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Whaaaattt nothing shown above ?
Am I kidding ???
Well, don't worry. go and create your account here : Chess dot com 
Then start learning chess because "Mainly : The Software Engineering Blog" does not compromise on quality that is why, I am providing a really awesome site to learn and play chess ! 

This blog post is not sponsored at all !

Happy Playing :)





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