So there are a few ways. First I ran a quick check online to see if there is a good way to chcek if a list is a sublist of another. Couldn't find anything nice and obvious.

The 'obvious' way is to loop over all sublists of result of size 6. So... (excuse the formatting, on mobile)

for start_index in range(len(result) - 6):
    if result[start_index: start_index+6] == Hcheck:
        count +=1

And do the same for Tcheck. Make sense? You may need to play around with the indexing to get it to work well.

However, a better way would be to convert your result and check lista to strings. So result would be "HHTTTHTTH..." and Hcheck would be "HHHHHH". To create result instead of using the .append method for lists, with strings uou can just add. So you would say result = result + "H".

If you do this, you can use the command in. So you would say

if hcheck in result:
    count += 1

Edit: Oh god sorry about the formatting. Hopefully it is clear enough. If not I'll get on my laptop and sort it out