thanks i will meet you guys there.

The contents of this thread have been invaluable.
Still very much up to date and working.
Carefully reading this thread got me a good working node and background knowledge of how it works.
Thanks people.

Hi there, I am newbiest newbie so be prevented 
I have been mining for almost 24 hours and there is something that escapes me.
I have this numbers now on the stats
Payout if a block were found NOW: 0.0136501 BTC. Expected after mining for 24 hours: 0.0752 BTC per block.

I understand that the money that I have actually made is 0.0136501 BTC
The 24hours mining estimation I take is just that, an estimation, however I noticed that it has always been much higher than the estimation I was making based on the shares found or the evolution of the confirmed payout (0.0136501 BTC).

Is the "Expected after mining for 24 hours" estimation something I should trust in the long run?

thanks

yes, I meant, I trust the pool so that when the new block is found the payment will realize.
My concern was about the difference between the estimation and the first figure of payments that I understand will happen once a block is found.
I understand from your post then that in the long run the estimation should roughly be somewhat reliable (given the difference that I notice between my results so far and the expectation).

thanks for the clarification.
For the record; On the tests I made the income seems to have noticibly improved after I applied the changes indicated in the first post of this thread.

Unless your node is the one submitting the blocks, the changes in the first post have no bearing on your mining income, since it is somebody else's node that has created and submitted the block, and you have no control over whether or not that node has followed the recommendations.

What the first post states is simply that if you increase the transaction fee minimum for any transactions you include in blocks you create, and also increase the size of the blocks you create will translate into blocks containing more transactions with higher fees.  Again... just because you're doing it, doesn't mean anyone else is.

What really matters to you as a miner is that your shares are submitted and not DOA or orphaned.  That means having a well connected peer.  The faster you can get your shares out to the network, the less of a chance you have of them being orphaned.  The faster your own node processes shares, the less chance you have of them being DOA.