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[deanhystad]

You should not have a variable named player_1 or Player2Points. If you have a game with 2 players you should have a variable named players, and it should be a list of length 2. You will realize significant reduction in code if you stop thinking of the game as having 2 players and instead think of it as a single player game with two players taking turns.

Players have 2 attributes, a name and a score. There are multiple things in Python that can store more than one value; lists, dictionaries, classes. In the example below a dictionary is used to store the player's name and score.
A list holds the two player dictionaries.

"""Plays a dice game"""
import random
from time import sleep

def get_players():
    """Get players names and initialize scores"""
    players = []
    for i in range(2):
        players.append({'name':input('Enter Player {i+1} Name: '), 'score':0})
    return players

def roll_dice(players):
    """Give each player a turn.  Players roll two dice.  Players are awarded
    the total of the two dice. If the total is even, the player is awarded
    a 10 point bonus.  If the total is odd, the player is penalized 5 points.
    If the player rolls doubles they roll an additional die and are awarded
    a bonus equal to the value of the die.
    """

def play_game(players):
    """Play the dice game.  Players get 4 rolls and the player with the highest
    score wins.  If players are tied after 4 rolls they continue to roll until
    the tie is broken.
    """
    for _ in range(4):
        roll_dice(players)

    while players[0]['score'] == players[1]['score']:
        print('The score is tied!  Tiebreaker roll!')
        roll_dice(players)

    if players[0]['score'] > players[1]['score']:
        winner, loser = players
    else:
        loser, winner = players
    print(f'\n{winner["name"]} wins with {winner["score"]} points!')
    print(f'{loser["name"]} finishes with {loser["score"]} points\n\n')

players = get_players()
play_game(players)

Notice how little code is devoted to there being two players. Instead of doing something for player 1 and hen doing almost exactly the same thing for player 2, I use a for loop and iterate through he players. It would be simple to change this game to allow 3, 4, 500 players.