my %array_of_lists = (1 => \@list3, 2 => \@list4, 3 => \@list899);
  #my @array_of_lists = (@list3, @list4, @list899);
  ##Set my hand
  my $my_pocket = "AcAs";
 
 #printf("\n\n@array_of_lists\n\n");
  #My cards
  my $my_card1 = substr($my_pocket, 0, 2);
  my $my_card2 = substr($my_pocket, 2, 2);
  printf("$my_pocket");
  
  #for (my $z = 0; $z <= 100; $z++
  #{
  for my $a ( 0 .. scalar(keys %array_of_lists))
	{
		#The loop will iterate through each element (hand of current handlist)  of the current row and remove any
		#hand that contains the cards assigned randomly above.
		for my $b ( 0 .. $#{$array_of_lists{$a}} )
		{
			#If the first card of the random hand above equal the first card in the element I am currently on, then remove the element from this handlist by
			#splicing it out. Or if the first card of the random hand above equal the second card of the element (hand) I am currently splice it out.
			if (substr($my_pocket, 0, 2) eq substr($array_of_lists{$a}[$b], 0, 2) || substr($my_pocket, 0, 2) eq substr($array_of_lists{$a}[$b], 2, 2))
			{
				$array_of_lists{$a} = splice(@{$array_of_lists{$a}}, $b, 1);
			}
			elsif (substr($my_pocket, 2, 2) eq substr($array_of_lists{$a}[$b], 0, 2) || substr($my_pocket, 2, 2) eq substr($array_of_lists{$a}[$b], 2, 2))
			{
				$array_of_lists{$a} = splice(@{$array_of_lists{$a}}, $b, 1);
			}
		}
	}