The arrival of October creates a new chapter in the Satta King Record, with September's entries moving into the previous-month record and October beginning with a fresh daily chart. On October 1, 2026, the new monthly table is still largely waiting for the day's individual market updates.
The latest chart checked today shows October 1 with pending fields across the major markets, including Delhi Bazar, Desawar, Faridabad, Ghaziabad and Gali. Another current chart also lists October 1 as XX across its main columns.
This makes the first day of October different from a completed historical entry. It is the opening row of a new monthly record rather than a finalized day's data.
A monthly Satta King Record is easier to understand when each month is treated separately.
For October 2026, the first row is:
Date
Delhi Bazar
Desawar
Faridabad
Ghaziabad
Gali
October 1
XX
XX
XX
XX
XX
The current chart checked today displays these fields as pending.
The XX status should not be interpreted as an actual result. It indicates that the corresponding field has not yet been populated on the referenced chart.
A new monthly record creates a clean chronological structure.
Instead of continuing September's rows, October starts again from Day 1:
October 1 → October 2 → October 3 → October 4 → ... → October 31
As each date passes, published entries can be added to the corresponding row.
This format makes it easier to separate information by month and avoid mixing a September entry with an October entry.
The current October 1 chart checked at approximately 1:32 AM IST showed the main five-market row as XX.
Another chart updated at approximately 7:47 AM IST likewise showed October 1 as XX for Delhi Bazar, Gali, Desawar, Ghaziabad and Faridabad.
The different update timestamps are useful context. A chart can be checked multiple times during the day, and its status may change as individual markets publish their information.
The month transition is important when maintaining a Satta King Record.
September 30 belongs to the September 2026 chart. October 1 belongs to the October 2026 chart.
For example, one current results table separately displays September 30 and October 1 as adjacent dates, with October 1 currently pending.
Keeping these rows separate ensures that the beginning of a new month does not get combined with the final entries of the previous month.
Another feature of online Satta King records is that not every website uses exactly the same layout.
One current October chart lists:
Delhi Bazar
Desawar
Faridabad
Ghaziabad
Gali
while other result pages include additional markets or regional categories.
Therefore, when comparing two records, it is important to identify the exact market column rather than comparing numbers solely by their position in a table.
September 2026 now serves as the preceding monthly record.
A current chart shows completed September entries such as September 28 and September 29, while October begins separately with its first row.
This creates a straightforward monthly sequence:
September 2026 — previous record
October 2026 — current record
As October progresses, its own daily entries will gradually become part of the historical record.
Live charts are time-sensitive.
A page checked early in the morning may show XX because the relevant market has not yet reached its scheduled publication period. Later in the day, the same row may contain a published entry.
One current source lists Delhi Bazar, Shri Ganesh, Faridabad, Ghaziabad and Gali as separate markets with different scheduled times, reinforcing that a single day's record can develop throughout the day.
For this reason, today's status should always be described as the status at the time the chart was checked.
When documenting today's Satta King Record, a simple format can help:
Write the exact date: October 1, 2026.
Identify the specific market attached to the entry.
Separate a published number from XX, --, or another pending marker.
Keep the website or chart source with the information.
For live information, noting when the page was checked adds useful context.
This prevents a temporary live status from later being mistaken for a completed monthly record.
The October record is currently at its starting point.
Over the course of the month, additional rows will be added for October 2, October 3, October 4 and so on. By the end of the month, the table can provide a complete chronological reference for October's published entries.
The value of this format is primarily organizational: dates, markets and published information can be kept together instead of scattered across separate pages.
One of the most important rules when reading a live Satta King Record is not to replace missing information with an assumption.
If a chart displays XX, the correct representation is XX until the source publishes a numerical entry.
For October 1, the current charts checked today show the major fields as pending.
This is more accurate than presenting an unpublished value as though it were confirmed.
A monthly record describes information that has already been published. Previous entries do not establish what a future entry will be.
The opening October row therefore should not be interpreted as an indication of what numbers will appear later in the day or later in the month.
The useful role of the record is to document dated information and distinguish completed entries from pending ones.
The latest available October charts checked today show the October 1, 2026 row as pending across the principal markets. One chart updated at 1:32 AM IST lists Delhi Bazar, Faridabad, Ghaziabad, Gali and Shri Ganesh-related fields as XX, while another chart updated at 7:47 AM IST also shows its October 1 main-market fields as XX.
So, at the time of checking, there is no confirmed numerical October 1 entry to report from those charts.
The opening day of October provides a useful example of how a Satta King Record is built from the beginning of a new month. Instead of carrying September's information forward, October starts with a separate table and a new chronological sequence.
For October 1, the current charts remain pending, meaning the day's record is still developing. As individual markets publish their information, the corresponding fields can move from pending status into the completed monthly record.
For accurate reference, readers should keep the date, market, source and update time together and avoid treating pending fields as confirmed results.