In this guide, we’ll show you how to read Satta King charts like a pro — including what patterns to look for, how to analyze results, and how to turn those insights into stronger guesses.

What Is a Satta King Chart?
A Satta King chart is a historical table showing the outcomes of games (usually Jodi numbers) over a period of time. Each game (like Gali, Desawar, Faridabad, etc.) has its own chart. The chart typically shows:

Date or day

Result (2-digit number)

Sometimes: Time or extra notes

A basic version may look like this:

Date Result
July 1 48
July 2 71
July 3 39
July 4 83
July 5 48

Why Charts Matter
Charts help players:

Track the frequency of specific numbers

Identify repeat patterns

Apply logic (mirror, ladder, last-digit)

Detect gaps between hits

Guess with strategy, not emotion

The most successful players don’t rely on "luck" — they study these charts daily and make decisions based on clear evidence.

Step-by-Step: How to Read a Satta King Chart
Step 1: Pick Your Market
Start with one market — for example, Gali. Don’t try to read all charts at once. Focus helps you learn faster.

Step 2: Look for Repeats
Check for numbers that appear more than once in 7–10 days.

Example:

Date Result
July 1 48
July 3 48
July 7 84

Here, 48 appears twice in a short span. It’s a repeat pattern, which suggests it could reappear again soon.

Step 3: Identify Mirror Numbers
Mirror numbers are reversed versions of each other.
For example:

27 and 72

38 and 83

14 and 41

If you see 27 in the chart, watch out for 72 in the coming days.

Step 4: Track Ending Digit Trends
Ending digit analysis is a powerful tool. Check the last digits of results for any recurring trends.

Example:

Date Result
July 1 43 → ends in 3
July 2 23 → ends in 3
July 3 13 → ends in 3

That’s three days in a row with results ending in 3 — a strong last-digit streak. Use it to shape your next guess (e.g., 63, 73, or 83).

Step 5: Analyze Gaps Between Appearances
Check how often specific Jodis return and the gaps between them.

Example:

July 1: 48

July 5: 48 again

Gap = 4 days

If this cycle repeats, expect 48 or a mirror near July 9

Step 6: Note the Day of the Week
Some Jodis appear more frequently on certain days. For example:

Fridays often produce 7-ending Jodis in some markets

Mondays may repeat a pattern from the previous Thursday

Start logging this and build your own day-based logic.

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