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And let me tell you something. People make mistakes early in their life. I made mistakes early in my life. I got locked up when I was living in Maryland, selling drugs and stuff. But that doesn't mean that the game was over. That's how I equate chess with life.

More people play chess. Because children learn from the computer. That's the number one thing to change. You get kids coming in here eight, ten years old, they can beat some of us. And we're good players.

Nothing ventured, nothing gained. In chess, you have to take control of these four squares right here, the universal center of the chessboard. And in life, since I'm living in New York, I consider that to be the number one city in the world, the Universal City. I traveled in the Air Force to many places and to different cities. But there is no place like New York.

The chess tables in Washington Square Park\u2019s southwest corner have been occupied by a revolving cast of hustlers for more than 80 years. When a CAF\u00C9 ANNE reader suggested I interview these fellows for a feature, I asked what she wanted to know.

I learned to play chess back in Baltimore, in 1977. I'm living in New York now maybe 35 years. When I get between jobs, I come out here and make my income. The highest I\u2019ve made in a day was $1700. The lowest I\u2019ve made I think was $125.

When I was young, I used to hustle chess. That was cool. It was all about the money, and we played on the clock. I\u2019m playing super, super, super, super, super fast. And people bet serious money, like $200, $300. They think they can beat me. And they were good players. But my thing, I like to play three-minute games. So we played on the clock. Three minutes. They\u2019re really good. But when they get on the clock, they get nervous. Some people crumble under pressure. I was born under pressure!

But chess hustling\u2019s not really good. Because not everyone wants to bet a lot of money. And as you play more hustlers, the level of competition goes up. You're playing stronger players. And next thing you know, you might be the one who's getting hustled.

This game also cost me a couple of relationships. My girlfriend said, \u2018It\u2019s either me or the chess pieces, Marcel.\u2019 Because I was playing chess a lot. So I looked at her, I looked at my chess pieces, I looked at her again. And the more I'm looking at her, the more I can see how toxic she is. The more I look at my chess pieces, I can see lots of solitude. I say, \u201CYou know what? I'll talk to you later.\u201D I picked up my pieces, I left. I\u2019m done, bro.

Well, the one here in New York. She complained about me playing chess all the time. Which relieved me of my peace of mind, you understand? Because I\u2019m a drug counselor. I sit and listen to those stories for eight hours, bro. It does something to you. So I would let out a lot of frustration on the chessboard.

Because it\u2019s like life. When it comes to chess, it's got three parts. Just like your life has three parts. The opening, the middle and the end. The opening part of your life goes from the time you were born until you\u2019re 26. In the opening part of your life you want to develop as much as possible. You want to go to school, start a career.

And then the end game is from age 50 on down. You say, \u201CI'm not worried about nothing now. I\u2019m coming the park to play chess, drink some brandy, I\u2019m going to talk to Raul or to Pedro.\u201D

This guy over here, Abdul. He\u2019s Vice President of the Pace University Chess Club. Now, you hear somebody tell you they\u2019re the vice president of a university chess club, you\u2019re going to automatically think they\u2019re good. So when he tells people they have a 95% chance of beating him, they think he\u2019s hustling. But it\u2019s actually the truth. He\u2019s not very good.

My name is Nathaniel, and I'm known as Nate. I\u2019m a native New Yorker. My mother taught me how to play chess when I was eleven. When I came home from the Air Force, in 1978, I was 23. So I\u2019d been playing twelve years and I thought I was a good player. The first day I played here was November 8 of 1978. I've been playing in this park for 43 years.

Sixty percent of the people who play me are tourists. They say, \u201CCan I take a picture with you? Can I give you a donation?\u201D I draw them in with my personality. I say, \u201CWelcome to New York City and the world famous Washington Square chess players, the home of Bobby Fischer!\u201D That's a good pitch, right? 2351a5e196