Things You'll Need:
- Chess board
- Chess pieces
- Computer with Internet connection
- Two players
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Step 1
Find an open-minded chess opponent with a sense of daring.
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Step 2
Visit one of several websites devoted to Fischer Random Chess (see Resources below). These programs immediately create a back-row configuration for your game. There are 960 calculated possible versions of these back-row configurations, thus the alternate game name, Chess960. (More palatable for players who don’t cotton to the anti-American and anti-Semitic rants that Fischer had made towards the end of his life.)
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Step 3
Have both players identically configure their back rows according to the randomizer’s results.
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Step 4
Play the game with the same rules as classic chess.









