I'm not sure what the error is here

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While working on my java card game, I'm not getting detections for "Flushes". The other detectors in the method work, but the flush one doesn't, even if I set the suit array to just one suit. I debugged it by printing out the values of the cs1, cs2, fs1, fs2 and fs3. When all the suits match, even character for character, it still doesn't detect a flush. I've tried .eqauls(), .contains(), and .matches(), and nothing is working. Here's the snippet.

if(cs1 == cs2 && cs2 == fs1 && fs1 == fs2 && fs2 == fs3) {
    predictor = "Flush";
    stop = true;

And here's the detector method (as you can see one of the if statements is still under construction)

public static void handclassifier() {
    while(!stop) {
        if(cs1 == cs2 && cs2 == fs1 && fs1 == fs2 && fs2 == fs3) {
            predictor = "Flush";
            stop = true;
        }
        if(cv1.equals(cv2) || cv1.equals(fv2) || cv1.equals(fv2) || cv1.equals(fv3) || cv2.equals(fv1) || cv2.equals(fv2) || cv2.equals(fv3) || fv1.equals(fv2)|| fv1.equals(fv3) || fv2.equals(fv3)) {
            if(cv1.equals(cv2) && cv1.equals(fv1) || cv1.equals(cv2) && cv1.equals(fv2) || cv1.equals(cv2) && cv1.equals(fv3) || cv1.equals(fv1) && cv1.equals(fv2) || cv1.equals(fv2) && cv1.equals(fv3) || cv2.equals(fv1) && fv1.equals(fv2) || cv2.equals(fv2) && fv2.equals(fv3) || fv1.equals(fv2) && fv2.equals(fv3)) {
                if(cv1.equals(cv2) && cv2.equals(fv1) && fv1.equals(fv2) || cv1.equals(cv2) && cv2.equals(fv1) && fv1.equals(fv3) || cv1.equals(cv2) && cv2.equals(fv2) && fv2.equals(fv3) || cv1.equals(fv1) && fv1.equals(fv2) && fv2.equals(fv3) || cv2.equals(fv1) && cv2.equals(fv2) && cv2.equals(fv3)) {
                    predictor = "Four of a Kind";
                    stop = true;
                }
                else if(cv1.equals(cv2) && fv1.equals(fv2) && fv2.equals(fv3) && cv1 != fv1 && cv1 != fv2 && cv1 != fv3 && cv2 != fv1 && cv2 != fv2 && cv2 != fv3 || cv1.equals(fv1)) {
                    predictor = "Full House";
                    stop = true;
                }
                predictor = "Three of a Kind";
                stop = true;
            }
            predictor = "Pair";
            stop = true;
        }
        else {
            predictor = "High Card";
            stop = true;
        }
    }
}

I'm sorry to be a bother if this has been answered before but I haven't seen anything relating to this, and seeing as the other detectors in the method are working, I find it odd.

asked 37 secs ago

Monstarules

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I'm not sure what the error is here