Thanks for sharing this website, so far I know now you can always take the pool that is on top of the list even if there is a bigger fee. The profit row included the fee of the pool already something that wasn't clear for me directly
Just to explain it for everyone....
The site is sorted by the most profitable pool being at the top.
(The most 'Profit' field has the highest at the top of the list.)
First number you need to know is how many SEM a pool makes daily. That is 86.4 (average)
2880 blocks per day = 24 hours * 60 minutes * 2 blocks per minute
8640 SEM per day = 2880 blocks * 3 SEM per block
86.4 SEM per validator (pool) = 8640 SEM per day / 100 Validators
To walk through a calculation, let's pick the current highest paying pool
Rank Name Address Votes Fee Stake Profit
85 public 0x3d09f227061b427c78bef9a216fb3a709587cb3b 55 024 11% 1.78% 1.369
Currently ranked 85. The pool name is 'public'. The address of the pool. Current number of votes it currently has, etc etc.
Profit shows 1.369
(The site bases everything on 1000 votes. So, if you have 500, then you will get half the expected. If you have more, then you get more.)
Your votes / (total votes + your votes) = 1000 / (55024 + 1000) = 0.0178494930743967
So, your percentage of the pool = 1.78494930743967%
Your % * sem daily per pool - pool fee = profit
0.0178494930743967 * 86.4 = 1.542196201627875
profit - pool fee = net profit
1.542196201627875 - 11% = net profit
1.542196201627875 - 0.1696415821790663 = 1.372554619448809
Yeah, there is a couple of ways to calculate it. The site shows a slightly different number, but that is because of rounding.
because im voiting for a "public" pool and today im got approximately 1.2 sem for 1000 votes, although yesterday he was in third place and showed approximately 1.33 sem for 1000 votes. It turns out I did not get about 10% from what was supposed to get.