[Pov]

Very valid points - it's just a question of what you think is more likely. In my experience you get a lot of calls from hopeless hands in low limit play. I find the profit of getting people to draw incorrectly and pay even more when they hit are significantly higher than the profits of letting them draw for free and paying when they hit. I don't believe it is particularly close, but I could be wrong.

Give your opponents more opportunities to make huge mistakes and you might be surprised. I don't think this is limited to Party either, but it is certainly prevalent there. If you never ever slow-played on Party < $2/$4 I don't think you'd cost yourself very much money and if you do it a lot you'd probably make a lot more by not doing it.

Hopefully some others will join in with their experiences.