A Satta King Record becomes easier to understand when readers can distinguish a newly published entry from information that has not yet appeared on a chart. This distinction is particularly important when checking a daily result page, because different markets have different reporting schedules and websites may refresh at different times.
On Monday, October 19, 2026, one online chart from Sajid Bhai Satta King displays Desawar at 23, while Delhi Bazar, Shree Ganesh, Faridabad, Ghaziabad and Gali remain marked as XX in its current-day table. The page also provides a monthly October chart containing entries for earlier dates.
The following table reproduces the current-day status displayed by the cited chart when checked for this article.
Market
October 19 entry
Displayed status
Desawar
23
Published on this source
Delhi Bazar
XX
Pending
Shree Ganesh
XX
Pending
Faridabad
XX
Pending
Ghaziabad
XX
Pending
Gali
XX
Pending
The page lists an update time of 5:23 AM IST on October 19, 2026. Later entries may change as the day progresses.
The XX marker should be understood as the status shown by this particular page, not as proof that no result exists anywhere else. A current chart is a snapshot of its source at a particular time.
The same source lists the following entries for Sunday, October 18:
Market
October 18 entry
Desawar
44
Delhi Bazar
74
Shree Ganesh
19
Faridabad
78
Ghaziabad
16
Gali
73
These values are taken from the source's displayed daily table. They provide a previous-date reference for understanding how the website separates an earlier day's entries from the current day's updates.
A useful historical record should make the source of each entry clear.
For example, another website, SattaKing-Results, shows October 19 as pending across the fields in its displayed chart, while Sajid Bhai Satta King lists Desawar at 23.
This difference demonstrates why readers should avoid combining values from separate websites without documenting where each entry came from. A page may refresh later than another, use a different update process or display information in a different state.
When two sources disagree, the responsible approach is to preserve the source-specific information and recheck the pages rather than assume that one display automatically confirms the other.
A monthly chart provides a chronological view of the available daily records. Instead of opening a separate page for every date, readers can scan a table to locate a particular day and compare the displayed entries.
The October 2026 chart on Sajid Bhai Satta King includes earlier dates and the current October 19 row. Its four-market table records the following entries for October 16, 17 and 18:
Date
Desawar
Faridabad
Ghaziabad
Gali
October 16
98
29
42
51
October 17
97
78
15
69
October 18
44
78
16
73
October 19
23
XX
XX
XX
The table preserves the values as displayed by that source. It should not be treated as a universal record shared by every website, especially when other charts show different update states or historical entries.
A number alone does not provide enough information to identify a historical entry.
For example, 23 becomes more meaningful when it is recorded as:
October 19, 2026 — Desawar — 23 —
This format identifies the date, market, value and source together. If the entry is later reviewed or compared with another chart, the original context remains available.
A well-organized Satta King Record should therefore keep each number attached to its date and market instead of displaying isolated values without explanation.
A pending marker indicates that the particular chart has not populated the field with a value at the time of checking. It should not be replaced with a guessed number or a value copied from a different date.
When reviewing a current chart:
Confirm the date shown in the page heading.
Identify the market associated with the column.
Check whether the entry is populated or marked pending.
Review the source's update information when available.
Recheck the page if the current-day record changes.
Keep conflicting source displays separate until they can be verified.
This process helps readers distinguish between a current snapshot and a completed historical entry.
Readers looking for organized date-wise information can visit Satta King Record to explore the site's available content.
When reviewing a monthly chart, it helps to use the date column as the starting point and then move across the relevant market columns. This reduces the chance of assigning a value to the wrong date or market.
Consistent market labels, readable tables and clear update statuses also make historical archives easier to navigate on desktop and mobile devices.
The October 19, 2026 chart snapshot illustrates how a daily Satta King Record can contain both published entries and pending fields. The Sajid Bhai Satta King page displays Desawar at 23 while the other five listed markets remain marked XX in its current-day table.
Another chart shows a different update state, reinforcing the importance of identifying the source and checking the publication status before treating an entry as confirmed.
For reliable historical documentation, every entry should remain connected to its date, market and source. This makes the record easier to review while avoiding unsupported assumptions about missing information or future results.