It's fine. With the unassigned contracts, I'm getting someone's juicy dividend lunch, but not for free with the overnight near-ATM covered call risk. I understand I have to do a risk assessment. If I really didn't want to deal with it, I'd just buy back the short calls and sell the stock. Thanks. Edit: I just wanted to mention in the thread that non-assignment (div > put premium) happens to me often when the strike is close to the money, and I don't know how to take a nearly risk-free advantage of it because I don't know what percent will be assigned.