New Products: January

The Surprising Black Knights’ Tango by Andrew Martin
Chess video course expert Andrew Martin introduces a surprising chess opening for Black. This course explores the strategy of developing both knights for Black against 1.d4, known as the Black Knights’ Tango. Increasingly popular, especially at the club level, this opening is presented through illustrative model games that highlight key plans and ideas, rather than memorizing lengthy computer variations.
Interactive exercises are a key component of Andrew Martin’s courses, and this one is no exception. You can solidify your understanding of the theory with the included opening trainer, allowing you to practice the variations demonstrated in the course.
Free video lecture: 3…Ne5 4.e3 e6 5.Nc3 Bb4 6.Bd2 0-0
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ChessBase Magazin Extra 223
The ChessBase Magazine Extra is an essential resource for serious chess players, featuring video content and annotated games from top players. It’s an ideal complement to the ChessBase Magazine.
This edition includes opening videos by Leon Mendonca and Nico Zwirs, totaling 55 minutes of instruction. Additionally, it offers 50 in-depth analyses from chess stars like Ganguly, Giri, Praggnanandhaa, and many others.
ChessBase Magazine Extra is now also available as a ChessBase Book, accessible on iPad, tablets, Macs, and more, starting with issue #223!
Available for purchase as a single issue or through a subscription (6 issues annually). Delivery options include direct download or a download key sent by mail.
Now also in ChessBase Books format for iPad, tablet, Mac etc.!
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Countering the Ruy Lopez with the Fighting Modern Steinitz by Tim Wall
Welcome FIDE Master Tim Wall, a new ChessBase author! This British chess coach and writer from Newcastle champions the Modern Steinitz Defence. This video course is unique in offering you a choice between an aggressive attacking repertoire and a more conservative, quieter variation within this opening.
Model games from world-class players like Magnus Carlsen and Fabiano Caruana demonstrate the viability of this line at the highest levels of chess. Follow in their footsteps and confidently show that the Ruy Lopez is not to be feared.
As expected, this course provides extensive training resources in addition to the video instruction. You can practice the repertoire, explore middlegame positions, or engage with interactive exercises – the choice is yours to deepen your understanding.
Free video lecture: 5.d4
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