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If you want to succeed in the world of Satta King chart King, you need more than just luck — you need understanding. And at the center of that understanding is one powerful tool: the Satta King result chart. Every winning player uses result charts to study patterns, track repeat numbers, and predict future outcomes.
In this guide, we’ll walk you through the fundamentals of reading, analyzing, and using Satta King result charts to improve your strategy and become a smarter player.
What Is a Satta King Result Chart?
A result chart is a daily or historical record of past winning numbers from various Satta markets like:
Desawar
Gali
Faridabad
Ghaziabad
Other local markets
Charts can be for:
Daily results (showing a few recent days)
Monthly or yearly charts (showing 30+ days or even years of data)
These charts are key to recognizing trends, building logic, and improving your guesswork.
Basic Structure of a Result Chart
Here’s an example of a daily result chart:
Date Desawar Gali Faridabad Ghaziabad
July 1 83 29 47 74
July 2 92 38 29 83
July 3 47 74 92 29
July 4 38 47 83 92
July 5 29 92 74 38
From this, you can start identifying patterns and planning guesses.
Step-by-Step Guide to Chart Analysis
✅ Step 1: Look for Repeat Numbers
The most basic (and powerful) pattern is repetition.
Example from above:
29 appears on July 1 (Gali), July 2 (Faridabad), July 3 (Ghaziabad), and July 5 (Desawar)
That’s a strong candidate for future guesses
Tip: Numbers that repeat in 3+ different markets in a short period are “hot.”
✅ Step 2: Check for Mirror Numbers
Mirrors are number pairs like:
38 ↔ 83
47 ↔ 74
29 ↔ 92
In the chart above, these mirrors are active almost every day.
Mirror Pattern Use:
If 47 shows today, check if 74 appears tomorrow — often one follows the other.
✅ Step 3: Study Ending Digits
Ending digits (also called “ank” or last digit) are helpful for quick filtering.
In the chart above:
Ending 9 (from 29, 92) appears on 4 out of 5 days
Ending 3 (83, 38) also repeats across multiple markets
Strategy: Bet on numbers with active ending digits — especially if they appear in more than one market.
✅ Step 4: Follow Market Influence Patterns
Certain markets affect others. For example:
Desawar → Gali
Gali → Faridabad
Faridabad → Ghaziabad
Observation: If 92 appears in Desawar today, there’s a chance it (or its mirror) may show in Gali or Faridabad tomorrow.
Tip: Track the “flow” of numbers across markets, not just individual results.
✅ Step 5: Identify Absent Numbers
Some numbers disappear for 7–10 days before returning.
Strategy:
Make a list of numbers missing from all markets for over a week
Watch for their return — they often reappear in a burst across 2–3 markets
These are called “gap numbers” and are powerful prediction tools.
Advanced Chart Analysis Tips
🔍 Use Color Coding
When tracking on paper or Excel, use color codes:
Red for repeaters
Blue for mirrors
Green for ending digit matches
Yellow for new appearances
This visual method helps you quickly spot patterns.
📊 Build a Weekly Summary Table
Number Hits This Week Markets Appeared Repeat Cycle
29 4 Gali, Faridabad, Desawar, Ghaziabad 1–2 days
83 3 Desawar, Faridabad, Gali 1–3 days
This lets you rank your guesses by strength and logic.
📅 Create a Rolling 3-Day Trend Tracker
This helps you capture short-term activity and target fast-repeating numbers.
Example:
Day 1: 29 in Desawar
Day 2: 29 in Faridabad
Day 3: 29 in Ghaziabad
→ Predict 29 or mirror (92) in Gali on Day 4
Common Mistakes in Chart Reading
❌ Only Watching Today’s Results
Many beginners ignore historical context. If you only look at today’s chart, you miss the deeper story.
Fix: Review at least the last 7 days, ideally 15–30.
❌ Focusing on One Market Only
Numbers often move across markets. Limiting yourself to one reduces your accuracy.
Fix: Watch at least 3 major markets. See how they interact.
❌ Ignoring Mirror or Ending Trends
Some players stick to only their “lucky” numbers and miss active mirrors or endings.
Fix: Let data guide your guesses, not personal bias.
Tools That Can Help
Excel or Google Sheets: Great for custom tracking and color coding
Printed Charts: Mark patterns daily with pen/pencil
Mobile Apps: Use offline notepads or calculator apps for quick note-taking
Notebook Journal: Handwritten logs are great for memory and discipline
Choose the method that fits your style — but be consistent.
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