We’re going to make a wild assumption that children haven’t comprised most of the audience that made Netflix’s chess miniseries The Queen’s Gambita huge success. They may not even be the forces behind the sudden surge in chess set sales across the country. But we’re pretty sure that every parent who got hooked on watching the fictional Beth Harmon and her adoptive mother travel to glam hotels while dominating the ’60s chess world has been wondering the same thing: Could my kids also be chess prodigies if I buy them the perfect chess set right now?