Simple example of a dice game

simple_dice_game.py

#!/usr/bin/env python3
#
#  simple_dice_game.py
#  Simple example of a dice game
#
from random import randint
from time import sleep
from os import system

def head(text):
	print("------------------")
	print(f" {text} ")
	print("------------------")

def roll():
	dice1 = randint(1,6)
	dice2 = randint(1,6)
	total = dice1 + dice2
	results = {"dice1": dice1, "dice2": dice2, "total": total}
	return(results)

def main():
	score = {"user": 0, "ai": 0, "draw": 0}
	quit = False
	while not quit:
		system("clear")
		head("Dice Game 1.0")
		print("[*] Player rolling the dice.. ")
		sleep(1)
		user = roll()
		print(f"\t[{user['dice1']}] + [{user['dice2']}] = {user['total']}")
		
		print("[*] AI rolling the dice.. ")
		sleep(1)
		ai = roll()
		print(f"\t[{ai['dice1']}] + [{ai['dice2']}] = {ai['total']}")

		if user["total"] > ai["total"]:
			print("[*] You won!")
			score["user"] += 1
		elif user["total"] < ai["total"]:
			print("[*] AI won!")
			score["ai"] += 1
		else:
			print("It's a draw!")
			score["draw"] += 1

		key = input("Press Enter to roll the dice (Press \"q\" to exit): ")
		if key.lower() == "q":
			quit = True
			continue

	# quit	
	head(f"Score: [User: {score['user']}] [AI: {score['ai']}] [Draw games: {score['draw']}]")
	print("Good bye!")


if __name__ == "__main__":
	main()