if statement - Python - For loop isn't kicking in (blackjack game) -

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i'm starting learn python , first project text based blackjack game.

phand being players hand , ptotal being total of players cards.

the loop seems exiting after first iteration. when print ptotal , phand out after loop, shows first card's value every time.

code:

import random  f = open('documents/python/cards.txt', 'r') deck = f.read().splitlines() f.close  ptotal = 0 ctotal = 0  random.shuffle(deck)  phand = [deck[0], deck[1]] chand = [deck[2]]  x in phand:      if deck[x][0] == '1' or deck[x][0] == 'j' or deck[x][0] == 'q' or deck[x][0] == 'k':         ptotal += 10     elif deck[x][0] == 'a':         ptotal += 11     else:         ptotal += int(deck[x][0])

any appreciated!

i think want 

#using x list item x in phand:      if x[0] == '1' or x[0] == 'j' or x[0] == 'q' or x[0] == 'k':         ptotal += 10     elif x[0] == 'a':         ptotal += 11     else:         ptotal += int(x[0])

the for-in loop iterates through items in phand using x temporary variable each value. in case, in first iteration, have x = deck[0]. in second iteration have x = deck[1].

in code posted, trying use x index, fine, long use right values loop.

#using x index x in range(0, len(phand)):      if deck[x][0] == '1' or deck[x][0] == 'j' or deck[x][0] == 'q' or deck[x][0] == 'k':         ptotal += 10     elif deck[x][0] == 'a':         ptotal += 11     else:         ptotal += int(deck[x][0])

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