Well, it's one worker/pool per rental. You can rent as many rigs as you want, of course. 

(am I just stating the obvious here?)

You don't give the owner anything. Once you confirm your rental, betarigs will give you an address and the exact amount you need to transfer. On the same page you will find text boxes for the stratum address, worker name and password. Just fill those and wait by your pools dashboard.... you should see the hashes come in

Well, it's all moot now, anyway.. Looks like he's taking the money and running. Fuck.

Your deposit will be next in line to be repaid once it confirms. Repayments are done in date\time order

Some of my deposits are not showing up on the blockchain or the website, seems like the android wallet is having some trouble sending many deposits at this speed. Anyone else having this problem?

My thoughts exactly! Mini PonziCoin was meant to have quick, snappy and most importantly fun rounds. For people who want to gamble larger amounts PonziCoin rounds last longer

You're right I didnt read it properly - its been a long day!!

I just explained the same thing to someone via PM.

I sometimes don’t explain things very well, so if anyone has a better example, feel free to jump in, but here goes...

Basically, this is caused because I have multiple addresses in my local bitcoind instance (PonziCoin, MiniCoin and a few personal addresses). Bitcoind knows the balance of each address but it doesn’t care what inputs it uses when generating transactions - it could use an input paid to X to pay a transaction out of Y's address and that is perfectly valid. However, because BlockChain.info doesn’t know that X and Y's addresses are managed from the same bitcoind instance it thinks X's inputs will only be used for X and Y's inputs will only be used for Y, and therefore shows a false balance. So when a MiniCoin repayment is made using a PonziCoin input, BlockChain.info doesn’t update MiniCoin's balance as it doesnt know any inputs have changed hands. Eventually a PonziCoin transaction will use a MiniCoin input and the world will be fair once again NOTE: This in no way affects either PonziCoin or MiniCoins actually balance, everyone gets repaid as expected - it's just the way BitCoin processes inputs.

So whilst as many repayments as possible have been made (count them, if you want), BlockChain.info wont update until those other inputs move again...

Sorry I think I have confused myself too

The website only works with the CONFIRMED balance, whereas BlockChain lists the UNCONFIRMED balance, there are still 3 transactions unconfirmed which make up the difference;