
John M. answered 03/18/21
Master's in Statistics with 17 Years of Probability Experience.
It is a simple question, but there is a complication to it since people often confuse odds with standard probability.
Odds is the ratio of favorable outcomes to unfavorable outcomes. In this case, there are 2 contestants from country A and 2 contestants from countries that are not A.
The odds ratio would be 2:2. Since a ratio is a fraction, we can simplify the ratio to 1:1.
Blaze B.
So that makes it like a 50% chance that the judge will choose someone from country A03/18/21