People's Favourite Pools?

[tdahsu]

Hi,

Just wondering what people's favourite pools are?  I was originally on bitlc.net (thankfully didn't have much on there right before they shut down) then I was on Mt. Red (way too much downtime and juvenile behaviour), and then I went to deepbit.net.

What do most other people use?

[spiral_mind]

I've been using slush's pool and it seems to payout when it says it will and has a pretty straight forward interface.

Would love to see some more recommendations though.

[wmikrut]

Slush's pool was my first and one of my favorite pools!

I also use bitparking (I like the merged mining).
Coinotron is a favorite as well.
Not to mention P2Pool for BTC, LTC and TRC. 

[middlemarkal]

bitminter.com is the easyest to mine 

[wmikrut]

bitminter.com is the easyest to mine 

Oh yeah -- I forgot about that one! 
I like their Java mining program... works great with my BFL Single (FPGA)... but I couldn't get it to recognize the X6500's.

[dcjes]

Does anyone use triplemining??  That is what I am currently on....curious what others thoughts on it are.

[dsp4]

Slush's for BTC. He seems to always be ahead of the curve when it comes to software and being fair to miners. I'd probably switch to Mt.Red if I was running an ASIC 24/7 though. PPS with 0% fee is just too much of a good offer to decline.

Burnside's for LTC. PPLNS, no fees (although you are encouraged to donate) and excellent uptime.

Coinotron for TRC. Because there's no other active pool that I know of.

[davidorentol]

bitminter.com

[dcjes]

so my last payout from triplemining was .032xxxxx BTC.....whcih took about 3 days of mining to get. Would I get a better payout at a site that did PPS?? With my single card I mine at about 150MH/s...i did 2800 shares in a 24hr window. Thoughts anyone?

[mr_sarge]

50BTC for BTC and Coinotron for LTC.  I've been on BTCGuild but switched because it's way too big !  I'll switch to another one if 50BTC turn to be too big in the future.

[Kotank]

I've started with the evil empire known as BTCGuild, honestly I went in thinking that it'd be a good place to start since it had the highest userbase. I'll probably switch to a smaller one once I know what I am doing.