A Satta King Record is not just a list of numbers. A useful record connects each published entry with its exact date, market and status. This becomes especially important when looking at a current day's chart, because different markets are published at different times.
On October 5, 2026, the latest available chart pages show an early entry for Disawar at 70, while several other major markets have not yet been populated on the checked charts.
The current October chart from A1 Satta King shows:
Market
October 5, 2026
Disawar
70
Delhi Bazar
--
Shri Ganesh
--
Faridabad
--
Ghaziabad
--
Gali
--
The same chart shows October 1 through October 4 as previously recorded rows, making October 5 the newest developing entry in the monthly table.
Another current chart also reports Disawer 70 for October 5 and leaves the later markets unfilled.
A current daily row does not necessarily contain all market entries at the same time.
The checked chart lists Disawar at an early-morning reporting time, while Delhi Bazar, Shri Ganesh, Faridabad, Ghaziabad and Gali are scheduled later.
Therefore, a morning record can look like this:
Disawar — Published
Delhi Bazar — Pending
Shri Ganesh — Pending
Faridabad — Pending
Ghaziabad — Pending
Gali — Pending
This is different from a completed historical row, where multiple markets have already been entered.
The October chart provides useful context because October 1 through October 4 already contain published information.
One current chart lists the following:
Date
Disawar
Delhi Bazar
Faridabad
Ghaziabad
Gali
October 1
--
76
42
67
93
October 2
52
25
05
81
01
October 3
18
25
58
95
68
October 4
15
91
36
98
80
October 5
70
--
--
--
--
These figures are displayed in the current October chart and should be understood as date-specific chart entries.
The interesting part of a monthly chart is how today's information eventually becomes yesterday's history.
On October 5, the row is still developing.
After the remaining scheduled entries are published, the row can become a completed historical record alongside October 1, 2, 3 and 4.
The process can be viewed simply:
Current date → Published entries → Completed row → Historical record
This structure makes a monthly chart easier to follow over time.
When a market has not yet been published, a chart may display --, XX, or another pending marker.
It is better to preserve that status instead of inserting an unverified number.
For example, the current October 5 chart shows Disawar 70 while the other listed major markets remain unfilled.
That information should be presented exactly as the chart currently displays it.
A value without a date can easily become confusing when several days appear on the same page.
For example:
70
does not tell the reader anything about its context.
But:
October 5, 2026 — Disawar — 70
clearly identifies the record.
This is why date-wise organization is important for a large Satta King Record.
The same principle applies to market names.
Delhi Bazar, Faridabad, Ghaziabad, Gali and Disawar represent separate columns in the chart. A value should remain connected to the market under which it is displayed.
This prevents accidental mixing when reviewing multiple dates.
October 4 is already much more complete than October 5 in the current chart.
The displayed October 4 entries include:
Disawar — 15
Delhi Bazar — 91
Faridabad — 36
Ghaziabad — 98
Gali — 80
October 5 currently has only the Disawar entry published on the checked chart.
This illustrates the difference between a completed daily row and an ongoing daily row.
Current result websites do not necessarily refresh their tables at exactly the same moment.
The two current sources checked for October 5 agree on the Disawar entry of 70, while their presentation and market schedules can differ.
For that reason, a careful historical reference should identify the source and the time of checking whenever the day's record is still developing.
Previous chart entries describe what was recorded on previous dates.
They should not be presented as a reliable way to determine future results.
For example, the October 4 Disawar entry of 15 and the October 5 Disawar entry of 70 are records associated with their respective dates. Neither establishes what a future date will contain.
The value of a Satta King Record is in organizing published information, not predicting future outcomes.
A clean daily record can follow four basic fields:
Date: October 5, 2026
Market: Disawar
Published entry: 70
Status: Published
For markets that have not yet appeared:
Status: Pending
This format makes current information easy to distinguish from completed historical entries.
As the day's remaining entries are published, the October 5 row will gradually become more complete.
Once finished, it will sit alongside the earlier October rows and form part of the month's historical record.
This is how a daily chart gradually develops into a broader reference for the month.
The latest Satta King Record for October 5, 2026 currently shows Disawar 70, while Delhi Bazar, Shri Ganesh, Faridabad, Ghaziabad and Gali remain unfilled on the checked current charts.
The previous October rows already contain multiple published entries, giving a clear contrast between completed historical information and today's developing record.
For readers reviewing a daily chart, the simplest approach is to keep the date, market, published value and status together. This preserves the context of each entry and makes the growing October record easier to understand.