Featured is the game between Mikhail Tal and Alexander Tolush from the 1957 USSR Championship. Tal opts for the Sämisch Variation to defeat Tolush’s King’s Indian Defense. Tal’s kingside attack is successful in large part due to the significantly fixed structure, and is kickstarted by the interaction between his g-pawn and g-knight. Pay special attention to Tal’s kingside minor pieces and observe how each carries a concealed threat.
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