In the wild and wonderful state of Idaho, fondly known as ID, there’s a unique group of kids who have a secret passion. This is not just about potatoes or the stunning Rocky Mountains; it's about the thrilling world of chess! Picture this—our hero, a teenager named Bobby Spud, with russet hair as wild as the Idaho wilderness and glasses thicker than a potato pancake. Bobby isn't your average Idaho kid; he has a hidden knack for chess, or as he likes to call it, "the game of life in 64 squares." Now, Bobby and his friends aren't just playing chess in the usual way; they have a peculiar style. Instead of black and white, they use green and gold pieces, representing the Idaho forests and the famous gold potatoes. Bobby has this theory that green pieces have a better chance of winning, but his friend, Sally Shoestring, is a gold advocate, claiming that it's the lucky potato color. These Idaho chess kids, with Bobby Spud leading the charge, dive into each game, strategizing and scheming like seasoned generals on a battlefield. They are as cunning as coyotes and as stubborn as mules. Chess isn't just a game for them; it's a potato-licious adventure. And they savor every moment, every move, like it's a bite of their favorite baked potato dish. The chess games are full of laughter, banter, and the occasional 'potato pun'. And at the heart of it all is Bobby, our beloved Potato Prince, who with his love for chess, adds a sprinkle of excitement to the sprawling landscapes of Idaho. So, if you ever find yourself in ID, look for the green and gold chessboard, and join the fun with Bobby and his friends!