Checking a Satta King Record is not only about finding a number for a particular date. Readers also need to understand whether a result has been published, whether the daily chart is complete, and whether different websites are displaying the same information.
On October 16, 2026, current online result pages provide a useful example of why these details matter. Some markets are shown with published entries, while others remain marked as pending. There is also a difference between the Desawar values displayed by two current chart sources, making source verification an important part of reading today's record.
One result page, SattaKingData, displayed the following snapshot when checked at approximately 9:23 AM IST. Its page showed Desawar as updated and the other listed markets as waiting for their scheduled updates. Another chart displayed a different Desawar value for the same date.
Market
October 16 chart status
Desawar
Conflicting values across sources
Delhi Bazar
Pending on the checked snapshot
Shree Ganesh
Pending on the checked snapshot
Faridabad
Pending on the checked snapshot
Ghaziabad
Pending on the checked snapshot
Gali
Pending on the checked snapshot
These entries represent a snapshot of the pages checked, not a guarantee that their current displays remain unchanged. The status of a market can change as its page is updated.
The two checked sources do not agree on the October 16 Desawar value:
SattaKingData: displays 98 for October 16.
Badshah787: displays 68 for October 16.
These differences are visible in their published chart pages.
A reader should not combine these values or silently choose one as definitive. Instead, the record should identify the website, date and time of the check. If a reliable confirmation is unavailable, the difference should remain clearly documented.
This is a practical reason to treat a Satta King Record as a source-based historical reference rather than assuming every website displays an identical dataset.
The same SattaKingData page lists these October 15 entries:
Market
October 15 entry
Desawar
42
Delhi Bazar
07
Shree Ganesh
56
Faridabad
48
Ghaziabad
74
Gali
12
These figures are taken from that source's October chart. They should be attributed to the specific page rather than treated as independently verified results from every available website.
Comparing the previous day's row with the current day's row can help readers understand how a monthly chart develops. It does not establish what any market will publish next.
A simple verification process can make daily records easier to understand.
Make sure the displayed row corresponds to October 16, 2026. Some pages show today's entries alongside yesterday's results, which can lead to accidental mix-ups.
Check the column heading before reading a value. Desawar, Delhi Bazar, Shree Ganesh, Faridabad, Ghaziabad and Gali are separate market labels and should remain separate in any record.
A number, dash or XX may indicate different publication states depending on the website. Read the page's own explanation rather than assuming every symbol has the same meaning.
If two websites display different values for the same market and date, record the discrepancy. Check their update timestamps and monthly tables before deciding whether either source has corrected its entry.
When maintaining a personal or website archive, avoid replacing a value without documenting the reason. Keeping a source name and check time makes later review easier.
A monthly chart places daily entries in chronological order. Instead of opening separate pages for each date, readers can compare previous rows and find a specific market more quickly.
For a useful archive, each row should retain:
The exact date
The market name
The value displayed
The source of the information
The publication or pending status
The date and time when the chart was checked
This structure helps distinguish an original published entry from a later correction or a value displayed by another website.
A current result page may change during the day as additional markets are updated. A historical record is intended to preserve the entries associated with earlier dates.
That distinction is especially important on October 16 because the checked pages show different Desawar values and different update states. A careful archive should preserve what each source displayed at the time of checking rather than presenting a changing snapshot as a final, universally confirmed record.
Historical entries also should not be treated as a method for predicting future results. Previous numbers describe past records; they do not establish what will happen on a later date.
Readers looking for date-wise chart information can visit SattaKingRecords.com. When using any result archive, check the date, market label and publication status before relying on a displayed entry.
A clear chart should make it easy to identify the relevant date, distinguish completed entries from pending ones, and understand where the information came from.
The October 16, 2026 chart snapshot illustrates why checking a Satta King Record requires more than reading a number. One current source displays Desawar 98, while another displays 68, and several other markets remain pending on the checked snapshot.
The most reliable record-keeping approach is to preserve the date, market, source and update time, especially when values differ across websites. This makes daily and monthly charts easier to review without confusing an unconfirmed entry with an established historical record.