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- Ruleset Ko Rule Suicide
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- 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
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- 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
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- 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
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- 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.
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