They get paid everyday at the same time your earnings are paid. If you look at your earning history. The amount in red is your FPPS extra earnings. That is included in your payment. If you click on the little i next to the amount in red. It tells you.

I get what you say, but this does not say anything about my original question... Is there a way to withdraw a specific amount of balance in Slush's pool?

0.000116882 average per terahash in the past two weeks.

But past five days has been horrible, 0.0000747 per terahash

What happens when your reward isn’t .05 BTC? I’m no mathematical genius but I can assure you that your 1 S9 isn’t going to be putting those number up. You obviously don’t understand the recent influx of people going on eBay, buying one S9 (some up to 7k dollars), plugging them in and hoping to be bitcoin millionaires within a month. Those are the people that we are referring to when we say they have no patience or want daily payouts. I just don’t understand how you could have read every single post since the beginning of the thread and still not understand. On another note, most of the old timers here have real life mining data. Most of us have mined elsewhere and have seen the payouts first hand in our wallets as you have. Over time the payouts are much better here. This block is a ball buster but the next two may come easy. I would be more conercened about the timeframe for getting my ROI back if I were you and also attempting to figure out how long you estimate for it to become unprofitable with 1 S9 per month. I haven’t used any calculators recently but one S9 on any other pool with an average electric cost of .10-.11 per kw and their generous pool fees probably is making the ROI of one S9 close to a year at current eBay prices. With the push of all the new miners I would be more concerned about being able to stay in the game long enough to collect BTC before getting pushed out. But alas, that is spec as well. Price and difficulty is any guessing man’s game.


Disregard any typos... text to speech. Siri hasn’t had her coffee yet.

Luck decides what you get.
Time decides if you are better off or worse off, since luck is a big factor in PPLNS.
Most miners wont spend the time to determine how they will get the most reward - simple fact.
Consider that antpool charged their PPLNS miners an ~29% fee in December ... then you realise that indeed most miners really don't know what they are doing, nor care.

Why bother comparing at all?
All of these people have already done the math for you. Smiley

You won't find a more profitable pool.

based upon some historicals.  CDT will give you a per TH value just pick which ever one you want to use

https://www.minergain.com/

Glad to be of service!

It's actually Kano's calculator hence the reason it defaults to our pools stats.

Edit: There's actually a couple that are fun to play around with for different scenarios. https://bitcoinwisdom.com/bitcoin/calculator even though it's default numbers are way outta date, you can change a lot of different scenarios to figure out profitability of gear and ROI

There is a calculator where you can do it yourself. You can change all the variables pool hash/your hash/price of BTC. If you play around with it you can see where you would be at different stages of you 5nd

http://tradebtc.net/bitcalc.php

I can calculate mine just fine.

I started on the 19th, today is the 30th, the last block was on the 22, and it take 15 days to be at 100% ramp (for the amount of TH/s I put on on the 19th).  So I'm basically 11 days into the 15, or 11/15th of the way to 100% - give or take.  Against the first 15TH, I added another 8 on the 24th, and a second 8 on the 26th. So I could go figure out where I am towards those or just wait until we get a block and then know... I prefer the later now that I understand how this works.

Really Dude, read every single post ever?  This was from 5 pages ago from the horses mouth
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=789369.msg29218581#msg29218581

And secondly you might try the help->payouts link on the main website.

It's the fact that people are inherently lazy, and why would you try to figure it our for yourself or read back 10 posts, when you can just blindly fire off another of the same old questions.  Doesn't matter what the topic, it's always the same basic approach.

At least you understood the most important thing which is... shutup and mine on...   In all seriousness, it isn't too difficult to understand. The concepts just need to be broken down "barney style".