K6s blind war - Directions to Value Blvd?

[jfk]

Excellent points, Justin. I especially agree with:

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3) For the table image I like to keep, chopping makes much more sense. I get many of the regulars to sort of softplay me because I have a friendly demeanor. I also get a lot of respect when I'm betting and a good chunk of my profit in this game comes from fold equity. I also very rarely face raises that are bluffs or semibluffs.

4) Keeps others in a friendly gambling mood. Nobody else at the table wants to watch a stupid blind war. I know I sound like Mason with this one, but it's true.

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That being said, I still like a small blind who doesn't chop due to the value that position affords. For all the reasons you've listed, I prefer a chop, but figure a small blind who will to go to war is still a profitable situation even if he is a talented BSB player.