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This CD is for anyone who plays chess - not just correspondence players.

The picture on the right is of Frank Marshall, the American grandmaster who invented this exciting line against the Ruy Lopez: 1 e4 e5 2 Nf3 Nc6 3 Bb5 a6 4 Ba4 Nf6 5 O-O Be7 6 Re1 b5 7 Bb3 O-O 8 c3 d5. The Marshall Attack has been employed by numerous top grandmasters including Spassky, Geller, Nunn, Adams and Short, and is also a popular line in amateur, Internet and correspondence play.

Chess Mail editor Tim Harding is an acknowledged expert in the Marshall and wrote several books about in in the past. On this work he has collaborated with Latvian CC-GM Janis Vitomskis, who has been playing the Marshall since the 1960s and analysed it with Tal, and German amateur player Martin Bennedik, a finalist in the IECG 2000 World Championship.

This is now one of the best and most dynamic ways of fighting against White's principal 1 e4 opening. Black scores lots of wins and his overall score with the Marshall in our database is very close to 50%. If you play the Marshall with either color you need this CD now. If you don't play it, why not consider adding it to your repertoire?

The Total Marshall by Tim Harding, Janis Vitomskis and Martin Bennedik is the most thorough and detailed work ever published on the Marshall Attack in any medium. You can access the information in lots of different ways.

The Total Marshall includes:

• a database of over 7,500 games (ChessBase, PGN and Chess Assistant formats) which includes all the important Marshall games (many annotated) and analysis, with 37 detailed summaries covering all the variations. If you do not have a database program, you can instal the free Chessbase Light (Windows only) which is included by kind permission of ChessBase GmbH.
• an electronic book (56 pages in PDF format) - print it out, study with a chess set. A useful aid you can bring with you when you don't have a computer. Here to give you a taste of what we offer are the title page, a sample page from the introduction and a sample page from the annotated games section. To read these files, you will need the Adobe Acrobat Reader. Click here to download it FREE. Adobe Reader 
• Bonus HTML web, Easy Introduction to the Marshall, with the ideas, theoretical overview and 50 annotated games created using Palview 3. The illustrative games (including variations) can be played through using your web browser. (See a sample page.) This feature will not work properly in Netscape 4 and cannot be guaranteed for all operating systems but seems to work fine in most.

You will need ChessBase, ChessBase Light (free) or Fritz to use this CD.

Click here to download the FREE ChessBase Light

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