Quote from: sumolpunk on December 20, 2017, 06:33:03 PM

100% Antpool

2017.12.14: 0.00015274
2017.12.15: 0.00016215
2017.12.16: 0.00015657
2017.12.17: 0.00014935
2017.12.18: 0.00015026
2017.12.19: 0.00014398

(avg: 0.00015251)

34% Antpool / 33% F2Pool / 33% Slush

2017.12.20: 0.00012560

Maybe the change last night was a bad idea. Pretty significant drop 17+% but also not avg. over 6 days. I also stumbled across this site and while the numbers change I have never seen it over the past few weeks show any pool on top other than slush -> https://poolprofit.io/en/ so it may be a promotional site with some bias. Performing a whois lookup on both slushpool.com and poolprofit.io shows the exact same Cloudflare DNS servers which is odd because I have many accounts on CF and not a one has matching DNS server sub-domain names, some may share one but none are both in same order so that seems suspicious. The registrations are from different folks but they may have overlooked this one aspect if both domains are under the same CF account.

The great thing about a blockchain is being able to definitively calculate information like that! Unfortunately, I don't have the time to calculate the accuracy of the data found in your link. You also need to consider how the data is calculated, and the variables used (if any). As seen from the website in your link:

"DATA COLLECTION & PROCESSING
The table above shows 12 biggest mining pools based on number of blocks generated in last 30 days.
BitFury is not included because it is a private pool."

You can easily compare the data via the btc.com 1 month pool distribution information found here: https://btc.com/stats/pool?pool_mode=month. According to the btc.com data at time of my post, Slush currently is number one for highest net block reward among the top 12 biggest pools, with a 30-day average of 2.46626643 BTC rewards per block. Additionally, that is not the only thing to consider when calculating the most profitable pool on hashflare (especially since all of the pools are extremely close in that specific area)! Variables like pool fee, reward method, and payout structure are all some of the things that will ultimately determine your daily payout on hashflare.

Once again, the BEST way we can help one another is to report the "Revenue per 1 TH/s", along with the date, algorithm, and your pool allocation for that day!

In terms of your recent pool allocation change to a 34%/33%/33% distribution, I too did the same thing and received significantly less mining income! I just changed to 100% f2 pool, but my income history for the last few days was as follows:

19 DECEMBER 2017 (SHA256, 34% AntPool/33% BTCchina/33% f2 pool): 0.00014208 BTC
20 DECEMBER 2017 (SHA256, 34% AntPool/33% BTCchina/33% f2 pool): 0.00012532 BTC
21 DECEMBER 2017 (SHA256, 34% AntPool/33% BTCchina/33% f2 pool): 0.00013151 BTC