Is this possible with pyhton? If it is, how can you do it?

def raise():
    raise = raw_input('Do you really want to raise? y/n')
    if raise == 'y':
        bet = bet+1
        return # Should RETURN to play(), after raise()
               # Like "goto LABEL"
    else:
        return

def play():
     bet = 1
     print 'The computer did a bet of 1 dollar.'
     print 'I raise.'
     raise()  # The 'LABEL'
     print 'The bet now is', bet
     print 'End of the test."

Here is your code, slightly modified to work. I have passed bet in as a parameter and returned it; and renamed the function to something legal (I recommend using a better name than my choice). Note also the space after the y/n: Not necessary, but much prettier in my opinion.

def rraise(bet):
  rraise = raw_input('Do you really want to raise? y/n ')
  if rraise == 'y':
    bet = bet+1
  return bet
#
def play():
  bet = 1
  print 'The computer did a bet of 1 dollar.'
  print 'I raise.'
  bet = rraise(bet)
  print 'The bet now is', bet
  print 'End of the test.'

play()

You also need some error checking, it's good practice.
Example:

rraise = raw_input("Do you really want to raise? y/n ')
if rraise == 'y':
  bet += 1
elif rraise == 'n':
  pass
else: print "y or n please..."
return bet

Thank you both. It worked. Cant mark my thread as solved, but it is.

Mark thread is solved has moved. You can now find it as a link at the top. Use ctrl+F and search for solved and you should find it. It is next to the bit that says "Python Discussion Thread View First Unread"

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