Works in Python 3.x
import random
players = ["Player 1", "Player 2"]
for p in players:
x = len(p)
dice = random.randint(0, x*2)
print(str(p) + " rolls a " + str(dice) + " out of " + str(x*2))
if dice > x:
print(p + " wins!")
elif dice == x:
print(p + "gets a tie.")
else:
print(p + " loses.")
For Python 2.x
import random
players = ["Player 1", "Player 2"]
for p in players:
x = len(p)
dice = random.randint(0, x*2)
print(str(p) + " rolls a " + str(dice) + " out of " + str(x*2))
if dice > x:
print p + " wins!"
elif dice == x:
print p + "gets a tie."
else:
print p + " loses."
or add from __future__ import print_function
to first example to ensure compability between Python 3 and 2.
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