How to use "if" in Fortran

I wanted to use "if" in a program, but I don't know where is my mistake.

I wanted to solve this problem using fortran: x and y roll the dice a hundred times. Each dice that shows a larger number gets one point. If the number of two dice is equal, neither of them gets points. Write a program that randomly plays the game and determines which one gets the most points after 100 throws and wins

my codes :

CALL RANDOM_SEED

1 x=rand()     

  print*,x

  if(x>0 .and. x<1./6)then
                          print*,"x=1"
                      elseif(x>1./6 .and. x<2./6)then
                          print*,"x=2"
                      elseif(x>2./6 .and. x<3./6)then
                          print*,"x=3"
                      elseif(x>3./6 .and. x<4./6)then
                          print*,"x=4"
                      elseif(x>4/6. .and. x<5./6)then
                          print*,"x=5"
                      elseif(x>5./6 .and. x<1)then
                          print*,"x=6"
                      endif


  y=rand()

  print*,y

  if(y>0 .and. y<1./6)then
                          print*,"y=1"
                      elseif(y>1./6 .and. y<2./6)then
                          print*,"y=2"
                      elseif(y>2./6 .and. y<3./6)then
                          print*,"y=3"
                      elseif(y>3./6 .and. y<4./6)then
                          print*,"y=4"
                      elseif(y>4/6. .and. y<5./6)then
                          print*,"y=5"
                      elseif(y>5./6 .and. y<1)then
                          print*,"y=6"
                      endif


  goto 12
 
      nx=0
  ny=0
  n=0


12    if(x>y)then         ! here is my problem 
      nx=nx+1                         
  elseif(y>x)then                 
  ny=ny+1                         
  endif                       

  
      print*,"nx=",nx,"ny=",ny
 

  n=n+1

  if(n<101)goto 1

  pause

  stop
  end

the problem: if x=y I do not want to add the number 1 to nx or ny but:

see this picture