> If your share of the hash power doubles, because your total hashes stayed the same but the overall hash power halved, you’ll ‘win’ twice as many blocks. This

> If your share of the hash power doubles, because your total hashes stayed the same but the overall hash power halved, you’ll ‘win’ twice as many blocks. This is wrong. Each of your hashes (the number of which in a given period is fixed as you admit) either meets the difficulty target or not. If it does, you win a block reward. Otherwise you don't. The only impact other miners have on this is how often you have to rebuild your candidate block in order to always mine on top of the latest block. Please just think this through before replying...