Thanks guys! That was helpful.

Yeah, too used to pool mining syntax. Accepted HASH.

If you don't know the answer because you never found a block solo mining in your life, please, don't bother replying.

If you don't know to answer any of the questions in my first post, which I will re-post bellow, don't make wild guesses, I'm probably better than you at doing those, given how much I've researched into this matter and couldn't find definitive answers on the entire web.

Questions:

1. How can I know for sure that I found one bitcoin block, where would it first show? (unconfirmed balance?, transactions tab?, listtransactions command in console?, debug.log, exact path, exact thing to search, what each logged syntax means)

2. How long will it take (in hours and new blocks found by the network) for the 25 BTC reward of the found block to find their way into the wallet's balance ? (the minimum wait time, the average wait time, the maximum wait time)

Sure, the odds are never in your favor, but still ... people do win the powerball lottery in the US, asteroids do fall from time to time - see Chelyabinsk.
It's just a matter of luck. Or did you think the miner software tries hashes incrementally, in order, from the first possible one to the last possible variation?
Don't worry, my hashing is huge, in the TH/s.

Interesting. I didn't know that the miner won't be brought up-to-date by the bitcoin local server with the state of the accepted block and thus invalidating it afterwards (modifying him as rejected/invalid/stale).

If someone found it before I did, became an orphan, shouldn't i be able to check this in debug.log ? What should i be looking for ?

Also, if it was orphaned, wouldn't it show here: https://blockchain.info/orphaned-blocks ?
Rather few orphans lately.

I'm solo mining and I got an accepted share.

How can I know for sure that I found one bitcoin block? I checked debug.log but nothing stands out. What should I be looking for?

Also, most importantly, in how much time, If I really did find the hash solution to that block, should I expect to see the bitcoins in my wallet? And please don't say after 100 blocks and 120 you will be able to spend them, because there is still nothing in my wallet after 150 extra blocks in the blockchain.

Is there a place you can tell if you found one, in transactions? listtransactions outputs blank. I don't think it's orphaned: shouldn't it go from accepted to stale/invalid if it is found to be orphaned (someone beat me to it/was already solved by the network) ?

Thanks a lot guys.

But in how much time will I see the bitcoins? What's your experience with this ?

I'm solo mining and I got an accepted share.

How can I know for sure that I found one bitcoin block? I checked debug.log but nothing stands out. What should I be looking for?

Also, most importantly, in how much time, If I really did find the hash solution to that block, should I expect to see the bitcoins in my wallet? And please don't say after 100 blocks and 120 you will be able to spend them, because there is still nothing in my wallet after 150 extra blocks in the blockchain.

Is there a place you can tell if you found one, in transactions? listtransactions outputs blank. I don't think it's orphaned: shouldn't it go from accepted to stale/invalid if it is found to be orphaned (someone beat me to it/was already solved by the network) ?

Thanks a lot guys.

http://nyc.weminecrypto.pw = piece of shit

I worked for 3 hours, tons of accepted shares on my guiminer, but NOTHING reflected on the dashboard, interface.

NOT a single error on my side, but the website registered no work from me, in spite of the accepted shares and GPU 100%.

http://nyc.weminecrypto.pw = con