Flipping problems (maths problem)

[miaowmiaowchowface]

Ok, so me and 2 other people were flipping (continuous 2k 3way flips), lets call them X and Y.

Player X and Y are 6k deep, and by accident player X goes all in instead of raising to 2k.
We all decide Y and I should fold, and we'll solve it later.

X has 6h7c ( 24.13 ) I fold Kh5h ( 35.36 ) Y folds Js9s ( 40.05 )

Seeing all 3 of us are total morons, we decide on a makeshift solution. Player X who f*cked up offers us a 1k flip each where he TELLS us his cards, and we can decide to call or fold.

Flip 1: X with Y, X says Q6ss (63.65) in the chat, Y folds 84ss (35.29)

Flip 2: X with me, X says 3s5d (42.38), I have Tc2h (55.53) , I call 1k and lose (don't know if this really matters).

and thats not all tho, just when u thought we couldn't get stupider, I mess up by folding the SB (A 10/20 game, so you gotta factor in the blinds too)
I fold 8c2s (20.77), X has AcTh (39.51), Y takes the blinds with QJcc (39.31).

This time we decide to just write it down and solve it, seeing I prolly owe the most money, can someone help solve this for me?
Thanks

[gumbie]

How come the BB folded too?

[jeffonline]

Agree to repeat the mistake progressively in the next two rounds and its all back to even.

[miaowmiaowchowface]

How come the BB folded too?

to even it out, then solve the maths latter

[miaowmiaowchowface]

Agree to repeat the mistake progressively in the next two rounds and its all back to even.

nah, because the mistakes were unbalanced, such as me folding a crap hand. I wouldn't fold if i had AA so its uneven