I finally managed to build a program that can produce a sequence of random
legal go moves. One problem I found recently is that it rarely never ends a
game because of triple ko, especially on small boards.

One possible solution would be saving every board position that has
occurred and searching for a match before generating a move. But this
doesn't sound like an efficient solution at all.

How do you handle this problem?

Also as a side question, white constantly seems to have a better winning
rate in any board size larger than 9x9 with komi greater than 6 under area
scoring in completely random games; is this natural?
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