33 Your regular tennis partner has made a friendly wager with you. The two of you will...

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33 Your regular tennis partner has made a friendly wager with you. The two of you will play out one point in which you can serve. The loser pays the winner

$100. If your first serve is not in play, you get a second serve. If your second serve is not in play, you lose the point. You have two kinds of serves: a hard one and a soft one. You know that your hard serve is in play 65% of the time and, when it is in play, you win the point 75% of the time. You put your soft serve in play 88% of the time and, when it is in play, you win the point 27% of the time. Should you accept the wager? If so, should you use your hard or soft serve?

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