Tournament range
Bubble 10BB Small Blind Shove Range
Bubble 10BB Small Blind Shove Range spots add payout pressure to normal short-stack range work. The same hand that shoves comfortably in chip EV can tighten near pay jumps when bustout risk matters.
Range adjustments
- bubble pressure usually tightens marginal calls before it removes first-in aggression.
- 10BB still has fold equity, but losing an all-in can carry a real payout cost.
- small blind ranges should consider who covers whom before taking thin edges.
- Big stacks can often pressure medium stacks, while covered stacks need a cleaner reason to call off.
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