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Balakrishna Prabhu
Dec 4, 2010, 10:01:25 AM12/4/10
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There are two types of PIn "Absoulte Pin and Relative Pin.
In Absoulute Pin The man of Greater Value behind the chessman is the
King.Here the Pinned Chessman cannot move itself as it will put King
Under Check.
When the piece of grate Value behind the Pinned chessman is not the
King it is called Relative Pin.
Here the Pinned Chessman is free to move but at the risk of losing the
Man of greater Balue placed Behind it.
In Absoulute Pin The man of Greater Value behind the chessman is the
King.Here the Pinned Chessman cannot move itself as it will put King
Under Check.
When the piece of grate Value behind the Pinned chessman is not the
King it is called Relative Pin.
Here the Pinned Chessman is free to move but at the risk of losing the
Man of greater Balue placed Behind it.
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