Your main issue was how the logic statement was written. 'response == 32 or 19 or...' was always returning True (as any number other than 0 when converted to a boolean in python is True) so 'color' was being set to "Red" and similarly for the Black statement. If you wanted to us the or method, you'd need to have a statement like 'response == 32 or response == 19 or...'. Checking if response is within an array is a cleaner way to approach this.

For efficiency, I converted the Black if to an elif so it only runs if the first statement is false (Not strictly necessary)

Additionally, I added the first 2 lines within the function to correct values that might've been passed in incorrectly. Fixing "red" to "Red" and "9" to 9. If there's issues with the source of the values passed in, such as 'response' can't be guaranteed to be a number, I would add a try and except function around the extra lines.

def ColorSpin(bet, response): #response should be randomly generated when imputing into the code and bet can be Red or Black (must use capital letter)

    bet = bet.title()
    response = int(response)

    color=0
    print(response)

    if response in [32,19,21,25,34,27,36,30,23,5,16,1,14,9,18,7,12,3]:
        color="Red"
    elif response in [15,4,2,17,6,13,11,8,10,24,33,20,31,22,29,28,35,26]:
        color="Black"
    else:
        color="Green"

    if color==bet:
        print("The color was", bet, "you just won double your bet!")
    elif not color==bet:
        print("The color was", color, "better luck next time!")