Evert and Navratilova play tennis against each other. Suppose each player cannot see the opponent's action...

 

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Evert and Navratilova play tennis against each other. Suppose each player cannot see the opponent's action before taking his or her own action. That is, the tennis match is a simultaneous game. Evert's payoff is the left number in each cell. This game does not have a pure strategy Nash equilibrium. NAVRATILOVA DL CC DL 30,70 80,20 EVERT CC 90,10 20,80 Suppose Navratilova mixes DL and CC with equal chance, that is, she plays 50% of DL and 50% of CC (0.5DL + 0.5CC). Given that, what Evert's expected payoff of playing DL? Evert and Navratilova play tennis against each other. Suppose each player cannot see the opponent's action before taking his or her own action. That is, the tennis match is a simultaneous game. Evert's payoff is the left number in each cell. This game does not have a pure strategy Nash equilibrium. NAVRATILOVA DL CC DL 30,70 80,20 EVERT CC 90,10 20,80 Suppose Navratilova mixes DL and CC with equal chance, that is, she plays 50% of DL and 50% of CC (0.5DL + 0.5CC). Given that, what Evert's expected payoff of playing DL?

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