How to move elements from one vector to another depeding on what there is in the vector?

I would like to know if I can move elements to another vector depending what there is in the vector. So for example I have a three vectors. Points, Player1 and Player1type. The point vector has integers in it, the player1type has strings in it and the player1 is supposed to have numbers from the points vector.

int main() {

    vector <int> points {1,2,3,4,5};
    vector <string> player1type {"Power1", "Steal", "Power2", "Steal", "Power1"};
    vector <int> player1 {1,1,1,1,1};

    move(points.begin(), points.end(), player1.begin());


return 0;
} 

As you can see the code above it simply moves the elements in points to player1 by replacing the elements that are already in player1. What i want is elements to move if there aren't any Steal elements in player1type. So it would be like this:

player1type = {"Power1", "Steal", "Power2" ,"Steal", "Power1"};

Player1 = {1,3,5};

I have tried to implement this but i can't get it to work.

int main() {

    vector <int> points {1,2,3,4,5};
    vector <string> player1type {"Power1", "Steal", "Power2", "Steal", "Power1"};
    vector <int> player1 {1,1,1,1,1};

    if (!player1type.empty() && player1type[0] == "Power1") {


    move(points.begin(), points.end(), player1.begin());


    }

    else if (!player1type.empty() && player1type[0] == "Power2") {

        move(points.begin(), points.end(), player1.begin());

    }

    else {

        cout << "Can't apply this sorry" << endl;


    }


return 0;


} 

This doesn't seem to work, all it does is adds in the numbers regardless of the statements.