[chipbrave]

I disagree with chopping in time, but not raked games theory. It would be the opposite for me. In h/u w/blind, pot probably won't get big enough to over come 10% with rake, where as that is a mute point in a time game. If I have a +EV situation in a hand h/u in the blind, the rest of the table can certainly wait. I am more likely to chop in limit vs. NL cause who knows if this is the hand where I can get the other player's whole stack, which is why you play NL. Overall, I chop most of the time, eventhough I beleive I might be better than my opp, and therefore giving up a +EV situation, as you mentioned, chopping leads to a happier environment, and friendlier table image, which are both very good for business.