Very clean website.
Looking very professional. Will definitely consider using this pool if ever in need of an auto switching profit pool!

Ignore the untracked stratum shares in cgminer - they aren't actual rejects.  The rate on the website is correct, as well as the per-device reject rates in cgminer (NOT A: vs R: at the top for all cards).

The rejects on Cgminer are what we call "Fake Rejects", they are caused by a communication problem between the miner and the pool.
"Fake rejects" appear as "Untracked Stratum Share on pool 0".

Instead of looking at the R:xxx shares at the top, look at the ones per device. That is the correct one.

I updated the OP with some notice about fake rejects issue. Please let me know if it's OK and if it will be understandable by new users (or help me write a better text). I'm 100% into tech issues and ongoing maintenance at this moment and I know that I'm not in my best copywriting form today . I'm not sure if what I wrote will clear new users confusions or not. Thanks!

Also, these are pool-wide rejects averages in the last week.


I really don't think that they're higher than at other coin-switch pools. Our rejects average when mining LTC was 0.98% during last week which is also comparable to straight LTC pools.

We sometimes mine coins which have 10% or even 15% rejects ratio and that's why our rejects averages will always be higher than straight LTC mining. But we mine these coins only if profitability difference will make up for rejects difference. For example, a coin with 125% profitability and 10% rejects will give us 125% * 90% = 112.5% net profitability. A coin with 110% profitability and 2% rejects ratio will give us 110% * 98% = 107.8% net profitability. As much as everyone would prefer to see 2% rejects instead of 10% rejects, I bet he would even more prefer to get more profits.

If we temporarily have rejects spike, it only means that we are mining something what's worth throwing 10% of our hashpower into the toilet, because the remaining 90% will earn more than 100% would earn when mining some other coin.

Finally, all my remarks weren't in vain! Thanks for that Terk. Site needs a notice as well.

The ability to check per rig/worker stats would be awesome.

I've been having a weird problem this past week. Happened to me twice. One of my 2 video cards (GPU 0) jumps into Sha-256 mode or something, because hashrate is displayed in MH (around 470 MH/s). GPU 1 never did this. Good thing this happens during the day so I can restart miner fast. Any idea what might cause that jump?