Does any pool offer daily stats?

[donnysimonton]

I have two Antminer S1's.  And I have been trying to find out which pool I like the best.  I have tried Eclipse and ghash.io, but the biggest problem I have with both of them is that neither of them tell you how well you did yesterday.  So there really is no way for you to compare one service to another.  I know there is luck involved in solving.  But why doesn't anybody have any historical information on basically how many bitcoins I mined yesterday or the day before?  Are they scared that people will leave and go try somebody else?

Or are these just the only two pools that don't offer this information?

[Trongersoll]

BTCguild.com will show you how much you earned over the last 24 hours.

[alrachid]

I am looking for one with daily stats and no pool fee..

[GothamGhost1717]

My first post here.
Hello everyone.
To OP

GHash does have the kind of stats you're looking for. If you go to yr balance page you can download all yr data, including mining, Gh/s traded, deposit, withdrawal etc., either all mixed up together or filtered by category, in a CSV file

[iglasses]

I am looking for one with daily stats and no pool fee..

I think that's the 'solo mine' pool.

It's really easy to work with too...just put all the profit stats down that you want to see and then write ZEROS next to them!!

[roy7]

Please don't join the single largest pool already on the network. There are many, good, smaller pools. And if they are paying fairly for the work you do, then the pool you are on shouldn't have any effect on your expected net returns, only your variance. Or you could set up a p2pool node and not use an external pool at all.

[Gator-hex]

I like BitMinter they don't draw pretty graphs but they give you the raw numbers as they roll in: worker effort, your shares, solved blocks, transactions, much like a bank statement would.

Most importantly I can take my payout daily reducing my risk to pool hack/failure! I've used them for years and feel they treat me fairly.

Like others said, for the sake of the network, DONT join the biggest pool! http://www.bitcoincharts.com/bitcoin/ (scroll down for pie chart)