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Ruleset		Ko Rule			Suicide
=======		=======			=======
Japanese	Ko			Illegal
Korean		Ko			Illegal
Chinese		Positional Superko	Illegal
AGA		Situational Superko	Illegal
Ing		Positional Superko	Legal for groups with 2+ stones
New Zealand	Situational Superko	Legal
Tromp-Taylor	Positional Superko	Legal

Ruleset		Scoring Method		Counting Method
=======		==============		===============
Japanese	Territory		Territory
Korean		Territory		Territory
Chinese		Area			Area
AGA		Area or Territory	Area
Ing		Fill-In			Area
New Zealand	Area			Area
Tromp-Taylor	Area			Area

Ruleset		Compensation Points	Seki Scoring
=======		===================	============
Japanese	6.5			Eyes in seki do not count
Korean		6.5			Eyes in seki do not count
Chinese		7.5			Eyes in seki count
AGA		7.5, extra for handicap	Eyes in seki count
Ing		8, black wins ties	Eyes in seki count
New Zealand	7			Eyes in seki count
Tromp-Taylor	7			Eyes in seki count

Ruleset		Handicap Rules		Additional Rules
=======		==============		================
Japanese	Fixed placement		None
Korean		Fixed placement		None
Chinese		Fixed or free placement	None
AGA		Fixed or free placement	Pass stones, white moves last
Ing		Free placement		None
New Zealand	Free placement		None
Tromp-Taylor	Free placement		None

Ko rule:  A player may not recreate the previous board position.
Original superko rule (aka positional superko): A player may not recreate
	any previous board position.
Situational superko: A player may not recreate any previous board position
	with the same player to move.

Fill-In Scoring:  Each player has exactly 180 stones, at the end of the game
	they fill in their territories in turn until only one player has
	unfilled territories remaining on the board; that player wins by the
	number of unfilled territories remaining.

Pass stone rule:  When a player passes, he hands over a "pass stone" to his
	opponent to be treated as a prisoner.  This helps make territory and
	area scoring mathematically equivalent.
White moves last: White must make the last move, generally that means if White
	passes first and Black passes immediately afterward, players agree on
	the status of groups first then White must hand another stone over for
	his second pass.  This ensures both players make the same number of
	moves and helps make territory and area scoring mathematically
	equivalent.

AGA Handicap Compensation:  In AGA rules, White recieves 1 additional point of
	compensation for every handicap stone placed on the board except for the
	first.

1	-
1	+	Ruleset Ko Rule Suicide
2		======= ======= =======
3		Japanese Ko Illegal
4		Korean Ko Illegal
5		Chinese Positional Superko Illegal
6		AGA Situational Superko Illegal
7		Ing Positional Superko Legal for groups with 2+ stones
8		New Zealand Situational Superko Legal
9		Tromp-Taylor Positional Superko Legal
10
11		Ruleset Scoring Method Counting Method
12		======= ============== ===============
13		Japanese Territory Territory
14		Korean Territory Territory
15		Chinese Area Area
16		AGA Area or Territory Area
17		Ing Fill-In Area
18		New Zealand Area Area
19		Tromp-Taylor Area Area
20
21		Ruleset Compensation Points Seki Scoring
22		======= =================== ============
23		Japanese 6.5 Eyes in seki do not count
24		Korean 6.5 Eyes in seki do not count
25		Chinese 7.5 Eyes in seki count
26		AGA 7.5, extra for handicap Eyes in seki count
27		Ing 8, black wins ties Eyes in seki count
28		New Zealand 7 Eyes in seki count
29		Tromp-Taylor 7 Eyes in seki count
30
31		Ruleset Handicap Rules Additional Rules
32		======= ============== ================
33		Japanese Fixed placement None
34		Korean Fixed placement None
35		Chinese Fixed or free placement None
36		AGA Fixed or free placement Pass stones, white moves last
37		Ing Free placement None
38		New Zealand Free placement None
39		Tromp-Taylor Free placement None
40
41		Ko rule: A player may not recreate the previous board position.
42		Original superko rule (aka positional superko): A player may not recreate
43		any previous board position.
44		Situational superko: A player may not recreate any previous board position
45		with the same player to move.
46
47		Fill-In Scoring: Each player has exactly 180 stones, at the end of the game
48		they fill in their territories in turn until only one player has
49		unfilled territories remaining on the board; that player wins by the
50		number of unfilled territories remaining.
51
52		Pass stone rule: When a player passes, he hands over a "pass stone" to his
53		opponent to be treated as a prisoner. This helps make territory and
54		area scoring mathematically equivalent.
55		White moves last: White must make the last move, generally that means if White
56		passes first and Black passes immediately afterward, players agree on
57		the status of groups first then White must hand another stone over for
58		his second pass. This ensures both players make the same number of
59		moves and helps make territory and area scoring mathematically
60		equivalent.
61
62		AGA Handicap Compensation: In AGA rules, White recieves 1 additional point of
63		compensation for every handicap stone placed on the board except for the
64		first.