This is an unfortunate shortening of “a million to one against”, which would be correct.
I thought that “a million to one” always meant “a million to one against”, and you had to specify “a million to one on” when necessary.
My survey of one agrees with you—I would definitely have thought of this the other way around though.
This is an unfortunate shortening of “a million to one against”, which would be correct.
I thought that “a million to one” always meant “a million to one against”, and you had to specify “a million to one on” when necessary.
My survey of one agrees with you—I would definitely have thought of this the other way around though.