Classical physics ALSO says that the other two directions have a 50% probability of being red/green regardless of the value in the x "door". With the quantum a

Classical physics ALSO says that the other two directions have a 50% probability of being red/green regardless of the value in the x "door". With the quantum as stated above you still won't get 50% on random "doors", because there is a chance that you open the same "door" on both particles increasing the probability of getting a match beyond 50%? To avoid having 55% on random doors, you'd need < 50% on the non equal "doors", which implies something other than even chances. (Quantum is beyond me I suspect!)