You are just making a dangerous mess endangering yourself.
Just mixing chemicals and metal without having at least some basic understanding of the dangers is foolish, and dangerous.
Gold is more than likely going into solution, In fact, I am sure some gold is going into solution along with a whole bunch of other chemical and electrochemical reactions, putting base metals into solution, and also plating them out or cementing them back out...
Not all of the gold will cement back out onto undissolved base metals, tin in solution will lock up much of the gold as colloids.
This is just a dangerous mess but we can learn from it.
The circuit board place into the solution (the electrolyte) becomes like many little tiny little batteries between the traces and components of the two dissimilar metals in the electrolyte solution gases evolve and make other chemical reactions, the solution itself is reacting with metals in solution, these electro and chemical reactions produce by-products and thus other reactions base metals forming salts will change the solution chemically and even the pH thus even more chemical reactions just a mess even to explain...
With a circuit board having many copper traces (wires) and dissimilar metals different, between two of these traces, we have an electrochemical cell each with a different electrochemical reaction between the electrodes of the different sets of the multiple of these doing chemical reactions, there are many reactions going on in solution.
Gold can be put or kept in solution by a wide pH range.
Not only the electrochemical reactions going on, which introduce other chemical reactions as the electrolyte solution change partly because of the electrolysis.
You also have several other chemical reactions, between the metals and the solution as it changes from the reactions.
This is just making a big dangerous mess of what you could easily have got a bit of gold from if you had spent your time studying before trying.
once you put the circuit board into bleach it was no longer bleach, it could even change to acid with everything going on electrically in solution and chemically, and the environment.
All you are doing is making poisons.
STOP wasting your time, time that you could be using to learn to get gold.
Put the chemicals away they will do you no good (until you learn more).
Spend your time collecting scrap and learning how to collect scrap.
Spend your time learning the dangers and how to work safely.
study how we deal with these toxic hazardous waste.
Study how to prepare or preprocess your scrap.
Study how to recover gold (I suggest memory foils begin with as long as you do the processes right tin will not steal your gold ).
Study how to refine your gold (I suggest you learn to the sodium hypochlorite method first)( before learning aqua regia)
Study how to melt your gold...
following these instructions to study before you use any chemical.
Then you will be ready to open that bleach bottle and use it to get your gold, and you will be able to do it safely, helping your family instead of harming them by doing things blindly.
Please listen, my friend, this is a very hard subject to learn (especially at the beginning) and dangerous, but if we can get you started in the right direction, and you will listen and take good advice, we can help you also begin your journey into how to get gold and do it safely, this may take some time and take a lot of work on your part, but if getting gold is important to you we can help, but first you will need to listen to good advice and follow instructions.
Look these over...
View attachment AuNPs.pdfView attachment pH hyopochlorite.rtf
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-018-22976-5
https://www.interempresas.net/Plastico/Articulos/45912-Soluciones-en-FRP-para-el-servicio-con-hipoclorito-sodico.html
https://www.https://www.interempresas.net/Plastico/Articulos/45912-Soluciones-en-FRP-para-el-servicio-con-hipoclorito-sodico.htmlams.usda.gov/sites/default/files/media/Hypochlorous%20Acid%20TR%2008%2013%2015.pdf
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sodium_hypochlorite
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypochlorous_acid
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chlorine
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hydrochloric_acid
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hydrochloric_acid
https://www.google.com/search?sxsrf=ALeKk03dWppkn1HqRjVV9I_g2LsQaDo4dw%3A1587325965243&source=hp&ei=DaycXrmyDNLT-wTNsYCYDg&q=colloidial+gold&oq=colloidial+gold&gs_lcp=CgZwc3ktYWIQAzIHCCMQsQIQJzIECAAQCjIECAAQCjIECAAQCjIECAAQCjIECAAQCjIECAAQCjIECAAQCjIECAAQCjIECAAQCjoFCAAQgwE6AggAOgQIIxAnOgUIABCRAlCPDViqPWCNQmgBcAB4AIABeogB4wqSAQQxMC41mAEAoAEBqgEHZ3dzLXdpeg&sclient=psy-ab&ved=0ahUKEwj57LGCovXoAhXS6Z4KHc0YAOMQ4dUDCAk&uact=5
PS. In the beginning, you are learning a new language (gold chemistry) and it will be very difficult, but the longer you study the easier it is to study and learn and then it becomes something fun, as well as useful.