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Five to Four

Five to Four is Cockney slang for Sure.

"You want £1000 for this car? Are you Five to Four mate?"
Five to Four
Five to Four

Also used to mean "a sure thing" in racing and betting.

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Credit: contributed by Danny on 6-May-2014.

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