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    Pin is a chess tactic where restricting the movement of pieces is known as a pin. There are two types of pins: an absolute pin where the pinned piece's king is blocked, and a relative pin where a more valuable piece than the pinned piece is blocked. Pins involve not allowing a piece to move without exposing the blocked piece to being captured.

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    Pin is a chess tactic where restricting the movement of pieces is known as a pin. There are two types of pins: an absolute pin where the pinned piece's king is blocked, and a relative pin where a more valuable piece than the pinned piece is blocked. Pins involve not allowing a piece to move without exposing the blocked piece to being captured.

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    Pin is a chess tactic where restricting the movement of pieces is known as a pin. There are two types of pins: an absolute pin where the pinned piece's king is blocked, and a relative pin where a more valuable piece than the pinned piece is blocked. Pins involve not allowing a piece to move without exposing the blocked piece to being captured.

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    Pin

    It is a chess tactic.
    Restricting the movement of pieces is known as a Pin.
    There are 2 types of Pin
    1) Absolute Pin. 2) Relative Pin.

    1) Absolute Pin :
    An absolute pin is one where the piece shielded
    by the pinned piece is the King.

    Here Black Knight cannot move as Black King


    will get a check from the White rook.
    Knight is the pinned piece here.

    2) Relative Pin :
    A relative pin is one where the piece shielded
    by the pinned piece is a piece other than the
    king but typically is more valuable than the
    pinned piece.

    Here Bishop is not allowing the Black Knight to


    move as Bishop will capture the Black Queen.
    A knight is called a Pinned piece

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