// Makes sense to me from a modeling standpoint if we are tyring to model the nuances of an actual game - dealer runs everything.
public void RunRound(List <Player> participants, LoanShark ls, int roundNumber)
{
loanShark = ls;
List <Player> playersInRound = new List <Player>();
playersInRound.AddRange(participants);
dealer.PopulateDeck();
dealer.ShuffleDeck();
PayAntes(playersInRound);
BetToMatch = _ante;
Player.SetOtherPlayersBets(BetToMatch);
foreach (var p in playersInRound)
{
dealer.DealPlayerCards(p);
}
int flips = 0;
do
{
int cardsToDraw;
if (flips == 0)
{
cardsToDraw = 3;
DrawCommunityCards(cardsToDraw);
}
else
{
cardsToDraw = 1;
DrawCommunityCards(cardsToDraw);
}
BettingCycle(playersInRound, flips);
playersInRound.RemoveAll(player => player.PlayersDecision == DecisionType.Fold);
flips++;
} while (flips < 3 && playersInRound.Count() > 1);
foreach (var p in playersInRound)
{
Console.WriteLine($"{p.PlayerName}'s Hand: ");
p.PrintPlayerHand();
Console.WriteLine(Environment.NewLine + $"{p.PlayerName}'s Winning Hand: {p.MyBestHand.ToString()}" + Environment.NewLine);
}
_roundWinners = GetWinner(playersInRound);
DistributeWinnings(_roundWinners);
DeleteHands(playersInRound);
DeletePlayerCommCards();
CommCards.Clear();
}
public void NextRound(double v, LoanShark loanShark, int roundNumber)
{
var nextRound = new Round(2.0);
nextRound.RunRound(Players, loanShark, roundNumber);
}
