Tennis You have been invited to bet on one of three tennis games. In game 1, two extraordinarily good tennis players are up against each other. In game 2, two extraordinarily poor tennis players are up against each other. In game 3, one very good and one very bad player are up against each other, but you do not know which is good and which is bad. As a result, as far as you are concerned, the probability that any given player will win is 50 percent. Suppose that you are ambiguity averse. Which of the three games would you be least likely to bet on? Why?