FACEBOOK users can play against one another in the ultimate game of online chess by using this simple code in the Facebook Messenger window.

Facebook has hidden a game tucked inside

Facebook Messenger recently announced it has over 800 million users, but many of its avid fans probably don't know about a game secretly hidden inside.
The classic game of chess can be played by sharing the simple message "@fbchess play" with any of your contacts.
As soon the message is sent a basic chess board appears on the screen – although playing the brain-testing game isn't quite as simple as finding it.
Gamers are able to play by typing in a specific Algebraic Notation – for example, @fbchess e4 or @fbchess Pe4 will move a pawn to e4 on the board.
B is used for bishop, R moves the rook, Q for queen, K for king, and, because K is already used in King, the letter N moves your knight.
It's pretty frustrating to begin with but learning the codes soon speeds things up.
If you're finding things confusing full instructions on how to play can viewed by typing "@fbchess help" into the messaging app.

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