Quote from: DPoS2 on February 12, 2018, 11:39:03 PM

Quote from: os2sam on February 12, 2018, 11:02:56 PM

Quote from: armyguy08 on February 12, 2018, 10:01:55 PM

Since I'm new to Kano, I wanted to find out what the average bitcoin payout has been over the last month or so. I'm trying out Kano based on all the reviews, however I'm used to somewhat instantaneous results with other pools showing their payout rates and paying out every few days. I understand the premise of Kano being smaller but with bigger rewards per miner, but I'm curious what the historical payout rate has been.

Sounds like your used to PPS, Pay Per Share, Pools. This pool is PPLNS, that is a major difference so you'll need to study on that.

PPS has a flat rate regardless of luck. PPLNS is luck based. So if the pool has really good luck you can get paid allot more, the flip side, of course, if luck is bad then you can get paid less. Over long periods of time you'll be allot better off here. PPS pools have a habit of going broke due to bad luck and leaving people unpaid when that happens. That won't happen here.

What they are leaving out is how small the pool got in the last few months.. which really screws up balance. One day of a big pool = 2 or 3 months here. That wasn't the case until recently... So one bad day at a big pool means come back in 3 to 4 days to see if it evens out.. but here, you have to come back about 9 months from now just to see if the 'luck works out' for a similar dataset

If you don't think that means anything, then I guess you think every 38 spins of a roulette wheel will always pick all the numbers once. That is the mentality here that 'luck evens out' even with a tiny pool.

yup....

Pool size has nothing to do with Luck. It has to do with how many shares are submitted before a block is found.