I am trying to make a simple poker game where I would simulate each hand shown in the options as no pair, one pair, two pair, etc.

I am trying to print out the probability by using count to increment each time it deals a new hand

```
def twopair():
    count = 0
    while True:
        cards = []
        for i in range(5):
            cards.append(random.choice([1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13]))
        stop = False 
        counted_cards = Counter(cards)
        two_most_common, count = zip(*counted_cards.most_common(2))

        count_to_message = {
            (1, 1): "Nothing",
            (2, 1): "One Pair",
            (3, 1): "Three of a Kind",
            (4, 1): "Four of a Kind",
            (5, 1): "Five of a Kind",
            (2, 2): "Two Pairs",
            (3, 2): "Full House",
        }

        msg = count_to_message[count]
        print(msg)
        if msg == "Two Pairs":
            stop = True
            break
        #else:
         #   count+=1
    #print(f'Count is {1/count}')

```

If you remove the `#` it gives a error of cant concatenate a tuple with a int. What could i do to resolve this to make a count so i can divide count by 1 to give me the probability of getting two pairs?