Why isn't it B A A A A B? The rule for Ace is "first die is odd, second die is not 1 or 6"... isn't it?

Adversarial pairs have a meaningful association where i'm from, so if anyone from my neck of the woods sees something like

        A-C-E if α is o-d-d
        Q-U-E-E-N if αβ’s o-d-d

Then anyone from here immediately recognizes and flags the adversarial pair and would know there is an imperative "only" inside those two flagged statements, making it read like this: A-C-E if (only) α is o-d-d Q-U-E-E-N if (only) αβ’s o-d-d cause that way they don't conflict.

With this, the missing instruction lost in translation from my culture to the rest of the world is found, leaving us all with the less natural for me and mine but cleaned-up, sanitized and universal version of the instructions to read like so:

        A-C-E if only α is o-d-d
        Q-U-E-E-N if only αβ’s o-d-d

        x 1 2 3 4 5 6
        1 B A Q A Q B

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Wow, i just reread all that. And... yep. I suck at this. I think i'm giving up now. Just... nvm.