A Satta King Record archive can contain a large amount of information, especially when several markets are listed together. One practical way to understand the data is to look at each market separately and then compare the date-wise records.
The September 2026 charts currently available online provide a useful snapshot of this format. Dedicated charts are available for markets such as Gali and Faridabad, while broader tables include additional markets.
The Gali chart presents the year in monthly columns, allowing each date to be checked against the September column.
The first ten September entries currently displayed are:
Date
Gali
September 1
81
September 2
96
September 3
77
September 4
26
September 5
37
September 6
94
September 7
10
September 8
64
September 9
69
September 10
40
The chart continues with additional September entries, giving readers a date-wise historical reference for the month.
The Faridabad chart follows a similar structure but contains its own market-specific information.
For September 1 through September 10, the displayed records are:
45, 19, 08, 02, 30, 88, 02, 71, 29 and 15.
Keeping these figures under the Faridabad heading is important because the same dates have different values in other market charts.
When reviewing a Satta King Record, the number itself is only one part of the information. The date and market provide the necessary context.
For example, on September 3, the Gali chart shows 77, while the Faridabad chart shows 08. Both entries belong to the same calendar date, but they represent different market records.
This is why a properly organized archive is easier to use than an unlabelled list of numbers.
The wider September 2026 archive also contains records for markets such as Delhi Bazaar, Shri Ganesh, Ghaziabad and Disawar.
For September 3, one published table lists:
Delhi Bazaar — 88
Shri Ganesh — 20
Faridabad — 08
Ghaziabad — 32
Gali — 77
Disawar — 57
These entries show how several markets can be recorded against the same date while maintaining separate values.
A simple process can make a large Satta King Record archive easier to navigate:
Choose the market first.
Decide whether you are checking Gali, Faridabad, Ghaziabad, Disawar or another listed market.
Select the month.
Locate September 2026 or whichever month is relevant.
Find the exact date.
Use the date row rather than searching only for a number.
Record the complete reference.
Keep the market name, date and displayed result together.
This approach helps avoid accidentally assigning a number to the wrong market.
Historical charts document previously displayed results. They do not provide a reliable basis for determining a future result. A past sequence should therefore be treated as historical information rather than a prediction tool.
For research and reference purposes, the most useful information is the actual published entry together with its date and market.
The September 2026 Satta King Record data demonstrates how a large archive can be broken into smaller, easier-to-read sections. Gali and Faridabad have dedicated charts, while broader tables bring several markets together for the same dates.