If I understand it, when in SHARES the same number or more than the current difficulty appears, I would have 1 chance of finding a block, is that correct?
And the SHARES monero amount increases with each valid action of the miners, right?
I corrected the word for you based on your last post.
Also, you are confusing yourself, the amount or number of shares means EXACTLY nothing to finding a block, a bitcoin block is just a hash equal or below target ( in other words, = or > than difficulty).
The protocol does not care about the number of hashes you submit, if the current difficulty is 1000 and you get 1 billion shares and none of them is above 1000, then you get no blocks, if you submit only one share that is = or > than 1000, you get a block reward, it's that simple.
But! your chances of getting a hash that is above 1000 will INCREASE with the more hashes you hash in x amount of time(the more work your miner does).
Imagine you are rolling a dice and the goal is to get the number 6, your hands are slow you can only roll it once every minute, someone else rolls the dice 100 times a minute (they have 100x more chances than you do), but still you can get 6 at the first trial and that person doesn't get any 6 for 6 days straight, but what are odds of that happening!
Ufffff, how complicated.
So in the Antiminer panel that indicates, Diff, Prioritiy, Accepted, Diffa, DiffR, Rejected, Stale, LSDiff, LSTime, it is of no use.
I understand that with a 104Th S19J pro it is very difficult to find a block, isn't it?
I have seen that the last miner who found a block with CKpool had only been mining in Ckpool.... for 1 week.