Quote:
Originally Posted by Constatine11 Let  be the probability of a draw,  probability of B winning and  the probability of A winning.
Then:
and of course:
or:
so:
as Mr Fantastic has.
Now the ony way out I can see is if the question asked for the odds of a draw since the odds are the ratio of favourable to unfavourable outcomes the odds are  .
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Which shows why it's important to understand the difference between the probability of an event as represented by:
1. A number between zero and 1 inclusive .
2. Odds of the form a : b
3. Percentage
etc.