How about a scam where the DOGE makers mess around with the random number generator, and generate the maximum for all the blocks that they happen to be mining?
These coins are open source, sure, but I wonder if they can screw around with the code pre-compiling?
So basically what you're saying is, you don't understand how mining works at all?
The reward is based on the previous block and can not be messed with. Everyone on the network is mining for the next block.
You don't mine for a specific block, you mine for the next one. If someone else finds a block, the entire network starts over again attempting to find a block.
However, what is possible is to opt to not mine for low reward blocks (and mine some other coin) and let the rest of the network handle it.
But it's not possible to up the value of a block you've found. It wouldn't validate, you'd create a local fork and the rest of the network moves on without you.
As for the random distribution (suggesting you could get 1 doge for months on end). It doesn't work that way. It's pseudo-random and the distribution can be verified in the source code.