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    CVCX: Side bet where upcard and players' cards must be same color

    I'm trying to simulate a side bet that pays when dealer has an ace and the player has two aces (as first two cards) all of the same color: AD AD AD pays, AD AH AH pays, AD AH AD pays, etc., etc.

    I know I can specify matching colors for EITHER the players' cards OR the dealers' cards. How can I specify that the COLOR criterion applies to both the dealer's upcard and the players' first two? And that all three cards must be the same color?

    Thanks!

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    Ah. Just found this: https://www.blackjacktheforum.com/sh...yer#post210237

    Now I've exposed myself as being the sort of clown what never updates software. Or operating systems. Or beer brands.

    EDIT: Also as the sort of clown typing CVCX when he or she means CVData. I will definitely never remember which is which, ever, it emerges.
    Last edited by Al Mucous; 09-11-2019 at 08:51 PM.

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