easy · Poker Theory Foundations
Game: No-Limit Hold'em | Format: Tournament | Blinds/Antes: 1k/2k/200 | Effective Stacks: 50,000 | Hero Position: BB | Pot Size: 5,000 Why does a Bubble Factor (BF) greater than 1.0 force a player to tighten their calling range?
- Because the chips you can lose are worth more than the chips you can win.
- Because the rake is higher in the late stages of a tournament.
- Because your raw equity automatically decreases on the bubble.
- Because the Minimum Defense Frequency (MDF) becomes the primary driver.
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