Editing Rules of Go (section)

==== Score ====
'''Definition. A player's ''score'' is the number of intersections in their area in the final position.'''{{dubious|What about komidashi? What about different scoring systems? Ehh?|date=February 2014}}

For example, if a game ended as in the last diagram in the section "Territory", the score would be: Black 44, White 36. The players' scores add to 80. The difference between this and the 81 intersections on a {{nowrap|9 × 9}} board is accounted for by the one point of neutral territory.
 
The scoring system described here is known as ''area scoring'', and is the one used in the Chinese rules. Different scoring systems exist. These determine the same winner in most instances. See the ''Scoring systems'' section below.