We present a novel steganographic system that embeds encrypted messages within legal chess game notation (PGN) using rule-constrained symbolic encoding. Our method combines AES-256-GCM authenticated encryption with a deterministic chess move selection algorithm that maps large integers to sequences of legal chess moves. The system achieves theoretically unbounded capacity constrained by practical PGN size limits through chess variation trees while maintaining plausible deniability and tamper detection. Experimental results demonstrate successful encoding of messages up to several kilobytes with encoding rates of 4.3 bits per chess ply. The system provides confidentiality through AES-256 encryption, integrity through GCM authentication tags, and deniability through the natural appearance of legal chess games. Unlike traditional media-based steganography, our approach generates syntactically valid chess notation that passes standard PGN validation tools, making detection difficult in practice.