Chess Tactics – Pins

Pins are an important tactic in chess, in a pin a less important piece under attack cannot be moved without a more valuable piece coming under attack. This holds that piece in place limiting its usefulness on the board, allow it to be captured, preventing it from moving the a better position etc. For the…

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