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The risk premium, burned in. The bubble is where tournaments are won and where good players give money away by playing chip equity in a spot that pays in pounds. Busting costs you the cash you were about to lock up, so a call needs more than its pot odds. That gap is the risk premium, and this drill makes you feel it before you have to face it.

Why a call that is correct in chips can be a clear loss in money
Sizing the risk premium against stack sizes and the field left
Where to attack instead, since the same pressure that binds you binds everyone shorter
Every rep is the same four seconds of pressure, on purpose. Accuracy and speed feed your streak, and wrong answers come back at the end of the set.

A real hand, a real price, and the clock already running.

Pick the equity, make the decision. No hints on the top tier.

Right or wrong, the full arithmetic is laid out. Wrong answers come back at the end of the set.
The loop shown in the Pot Odds Trainer. Every drill runs the same way: spot, answer, working, next.
Bubble Trainer is on the free plan with daily free questions. Pro removes the cap on this and every other drill.
No. It means the bar is higher, and the drill shows exactly how much higher for the stacks in front of you.
Same maths, different shape. The bubble is one jump with a huge field, a final table is many jumps with eight players.
Satellites are their own drill, because flat seat payouts push the effect much further.