English Language & Usage Asked by Jonas Sergio on March 6, 2021
When talking about odds, say in sports, should I say
“Betn1 set Team A’s odds at 10/1”
or
“Betn1 set Team A’s odds to 10/1”?
There is no useful difference. In this case "set at" and "set to" mean exactly the same.
Extended context might change that, but that would also change the Question.
Answered by Robbie Goodwin on March 6, 2021
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