I am also getting lower then the coinwarz estimates, but each doge block has random value of 1-1,000,000 shares in them. So if you get lower somedays it should balance out on others. Coinwarz Calculator bases calculation on 500,000 doge per block which is average of 1-1,000,000. Thats why its never accurate on per day basis.
I agree but usually it's about 10% less that Coinwarz but last day it's 30% less, and not only at this pool - my second rig is mining at another pool and I got the same results from it. IMHO now to mine dogs became just the same like to mine ltc directly. May be the situation will change another day...
I'm a little more than 30% down on what I *should* be getting, and that's taking an average over the past 3-4 days. You would think in that time the luck would even itself out. I was also mining at about 2Mh/s at Fastpool and getting the same kind of low results there. So I don't think it's something that is pool specific.
Saying that, even at 30% down, it's about the same to mine DOGE and LTC , (that's with the LTC diff. being quite low right now). The current estimate on my MultiPool account page is showing 44241 DOGE per day. Take off 30% and convert to LTC and that's approx. 1.98LTC per day. If I were mining with the same hash rate over at litecoinpool.org then I would be earning 2LTC. I can't be assed to switch everything over for 0.02LTC, and there's always a chance the DOGE/LTC price could get better, or the pool luck could change.
The block stale rate is getting higher again. We have 226 submitted blocks in the past 24 hours, of which only 192 were accepted. Of those 192, 11 were orphaned. So that means only 181/226 or ~80% were paid.
Our average block reward over the past 24 hours is 478482.80404700787.
I've been trying to get Middlecoin to peer with us to help bring down the stales but he's real busy and hasn't had a chance to do it yet.
I'm assuming that most of the larger pools are probably having this same issue. If the larger DOGE pools all connected directly to each other we could probably bring the stales down quite a bit.