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(SOLVED) Python subtraction operator not functioning properly

I'm creating a GUI implementation of roulette in python using PyQT6. However, when I was creating a function to stack similar bets, I began encountering an error with the subtraction

The first time I place a $10 bet on 36, it subtracts $10 from my wallet, as expected. However, I go to place another $10 bet on 36, and it subtracts no money. The next time, it adds $10. After that, it adds $20, $30, $40 and so on. Upon debugging, the amount fed into the function is correct, but the function to subtract money is not working

self.t.players[0].subtract_money(
    self.BetAmountBox.value()
)  # Remove money

self.BetAmountBox is just a spinbox (single), where the users enter their bet amount. The subtract_money() function is contained within a separate player class, defined as:

def subtract_money(self, amount: int) -> None:
        self.balance -= amount  # Subtract the money

This problem only appears when stacking bets, and does not occur when just placing regular bets

I tried to debug several times, as well as using the -= operator in the controller code itself, but none of those seemed to yield anything. However, upon debugging, I noticed that sometimes the player wallet would be $1000 according to the debug panel even though I had placed bets and subtracted money before that, though this could be an unrelated error.



source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/76124597/solved-python-subtraction-operator-not-functioning-properly

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