Better looking repost: Strange panel behavior

Question

Well, I am making a game of Deal or No Deal for my Computer Science class, and I have run into what appears to be a random bug in the code or something. I have 5 Panels, with 6 cases on the first four and 2 on the bottom panel. The cases are buttons which send to an action performed, if it is the first click, it runs it through a little series, as such:
int i=Integer.parseInt(evt.getActionCommand());
//This part just sets the number aside for later, to be called up at the end of the game
game.makeTheChosenOne(evt.getActionCommand());
//This is the slacker way I have of removing the case no matter what panel is clicked
cp.remove(theCase);
Panel1.remove(theCase);
Panel2.remove(theCase);
Panel3.remove(theCase);
Panel4.remove(theCase);
Panel5.remove(theCase);
PanelAll.remove(theCase);
/*0,6,12,18,24*/
//The println just lets me see what array index is used
System.out.println(i);
// This should replace a black image with the case that is first clicked
caseLabel.add(theCase);
//Panels 1-5
Panel1.repaint();
Panel2.repaint();
Panel3.repaint();
Panel4.repaint();
Panel5.repaint();
//Main Panel they sit on
PanelAll.repaint();
//This is where the Cases SHOULD show up
caseLabel.repaint();
// cp= Container for ContentPane
cp.repaint();
}Now, in the code, you can see the /*0,6,12,18,24*/ comment, I put this in here, because for some reason, those are the only index's that actually output the case image to caseLabel. For the first click, all of them should. The remove case part works flawlessly, but for some reason, only the first case on every Panel works when outputting it to the Panel.
incase you can't imaging it...(the index is in parentheses)
1(0) 2(1) 3(2) 4(3) 5(4) 6(5)
7(6) 8(7) 9(8) 10(9) 11(10) 12(11)
13(12) 14(13) 15(14) 16(15) 17(16) 18(17)
19(18) 20(19) 21(20) 22(21) 23(22) 24(23)
25(24) 26(25)
Only the first one in every set works correctly(1(0),7(6),13(12),19(18), and 25(24).
This is a re-post, I could not find an edit button for my first post, and others said to use code tags, also, I was hurried to finish the post before, so I could not elaborate.
Basically, the cases are on the 5 Panels, which are all on one big panel. All the extra repaints really don't matter, they are just there to make sure NOTHING slips through, since this bug is annoying me.
Basically, on the first click of the game, you are choosing 'your case', The case that you hold until the end if you don't take the banker's offer given at certain times. When you click on the case you want(it is a button) it goes to the actionlistener, which checks to make sure it is indeed the first click, then removes that case from the row.
That part works perfectly, no matter what case is clicked it is removed.
Now for the problem, like stated above, only the first button on every panel of cases is actually being relocated to a bottom panel, which holds a place for the case to go. Basically, there is a blank image/space there, that gets replaced by the case you pick. I know this 'works' because the first cases in the case panels work correctly, however, the other 21 cases do not go there for some reason.
Good: http://i44.photobucket.com/albums/f38/ichp00ndu/casegood.jpg
Bad:http://i44.photobucket.com/albums/f38/ichp00ndu/casemessedup.jpg

Answer 1

Since I don't see an Edit button...
Panel1.remove(theCase);
Panel2.remove(theCase);
Panel3.remove(theCase);
Panel4.remove(theCase);
Panel5.remove(theCase);
PanelAll.remove(theCase);
/*0,6,12,18,24*/
//The println just lets me see what array index is used
System.out.println(i);
// This should replace a black image with the case that is first clicked
caseLabel.add(theCase);
//Panels 1-5
Panel1.repaint();
Panel2.repaint();
Panel3.repaint();
Panel4.repaint();
Panel5.repaint();
//Main Panel they sit on
PanelAll.repaint();
//This is where the Cases SHOULD show up
caseLabel.repaint();I changed this to:
                   PanelAll.remove(theCase);
     /*0,6,12,18,24*/
     System.out.println(i);
     caseLabel.add(theCase[i]);
     PanelAll.repaint();
Still has the same problem though
Message was edited by: OP
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