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Hi,
Unfortunately, you did a duplicate of this one: https://www.codewars.com/kata/5b5736abf1d553f844000050
The context isn't exactly the same, but the underlying logic is exactly the same, your kata only adds iterating over the board first, and converting to a boolean for the output.
Other than that, a well done kata, yes. Note that mixing ints and strings in the input isn't a good idea. You could have used characters for the tiles as well.
Cheers
Very well written kata, keep 'em coming! I would consider changing the letter for knight to N as K usually represents the King in chess.