As long as you expect to get at least a few blocks every 2 weeks between diff changes it's OK.
Since the last diff change we've so far had ... 3 blocks.

Our highest Diff block is 928% last October.

Time isn't a factor in the calculation - time is a calculation on the Diff value depending on the pool hash rate.

Yes you get more blocks more often on a larger pool and less variance, but that also means higher fees and long term less reward.
We did just have WAY better luck for a month than any other pool so it's pretty much irrelevant.

Have a read of Help->Luck for anyone who wants more info.
We've so far had NO blocks (before this one) in the last 108 that were over 400%
CDF stats, as shown on that page, says we should average, over a large number of blocks, 1 in 54.6 blocks over 400% so we are doing well there also.

Use a reliable block explorer that will definitively show you. Look for all the coinbase deposits into that address.

https://btc.com/14iGADd2pLwe8BxXV4VNeR4T6NBBupA2wc

Some ancient web wallets wouldn't work with generation transactions because the deposit address was obfuscated and then sent to another receiving address. You need to either choose a better wallet (and everyone should be using their own wallet, not a web wallet or worse, an exchange) or take it up with your wallet provider.

Some ancient web wallets wouldn't work with generation transactions because the deposit address was obfuscated and then sent to another receiving address. You need to either choose a better wallet (and everyone should be using their own wallet, not a web wallet or worse, an exchange) or take it up with your wallet provider.

Block! by cryptostarusa

Bcoz (sic) of luck, see https://kano.is/index.php?k=poisson

Its not the number of days that matter, its the CDF and Diff% that matter, last time we had an over 300%'er was nearly a month ago, probability is that we can expect to get one like this ever 20 blocks or so.

already forgot what the block looks like 

out of curiosity what is the longest the pool has gone between blocks?

Because the account has no previous mining.

If you mine to an address, it's mining information is stored under that address, not some other account.

Mining to an address account is not the same as mining to an account that uses the same address.
They are two different unrelated accounts that the payout happens to go to the same address.

The 5Nd doesn't work that way.

If you switch your hash rate from one account to another or from one address to another, the resulting total reward will be the same.

As it says on Help->Payouts, the 5Nd is not withholding rewards, it's spreading them out - so the result of pointing 100TH as 1 or more accounts, or switching from one account to another account, will not affect the total reward at all.

Edit: I guess to add one more point, in case you only look at one or other account, as one account ramps down, the other account ramps up, but again the total reward of the 2 is the same as if you had only used 1