The Satta King Record for October 3, 2026 is currently developing across different online chart pages. Today's records demonstrate an important point about daily result information: a market entry can appear on one updated result page while a broader monthly table may still show the same date as incomplete.
For anyone researching historical charts, the safest approach is to identify the exact date, market, source and update time before treating an entry as a completed record.
A current Faridabad result chart updated at 5:36 AM IST on October 3, 2026 reports Desawar at 18 for October 3. The same page shows the October 3 fields for Faridabad, Ghaziabad, Gali and Delhi Bazar as XX at that update stage.
The current information can therefore be represented as:
Market
October 3, 2026 status
Desawar
18 reported on the checked morning chart
Faridabad
XX / not yet recorded on that chart
Ghaziabad
XX / not yet recorded on that chart
Gali
XX / not yet recorded on that chart
Delhi Bazar
XX / not yet recorded on that chart
This is a time-specific record, not a claim that every market's October 3 information has been completed.
Daily result pages are updated at different times.
The Faridabad chart used for this review was updated at approximately 5:36 AM IST. It lists Desawar at 5:10 AM, Faridabad at 6:00 PM, Ghaziabad at 8:30 PM, Gali at 11:15 PM and Delhi Bazar at 3:00 PM.
That schedule explains why a morning record can contain an early Desawar entry while the other market columns remain XX.
A reader checking the same page later in the day may therefore see a more complete record.
The same current chart contains October 2 information:
Desawar — 52
Faridabad — 05
Ghaziabad — 81
Gali — 01
Delhi Bazar — 25
These entries are displayed for October 2 on the October 2026 monthly chart.
This creates a useful comparison between yesterday's completed entries and today's developing record.
52 | 05 | 81 | 01 | 25
18 | XX | XX | XX | XX
The difference illustrates how a daily chart gradually becomes populated.
A properly organized Satta King Record connects several pieces of information.
The basic structure is:
Date → Market → Published entry → Status → Update time
For example:
October 3, 2026 → Desawar → 18 → Reported → Morning update
This is much more informative than simply writing “18” without identifying where the value belongs.
The same principle applies to older records. A historical number should always remain connected to its original date and market.
There is an important difference between a current-day chart and a historical chart.
A current record may contain:
Published entries
Pending fields
XX markers
Blank fields
Multiple update stages
A historical Satta King Record generally contains information for dates that have already passed and have been incorporated into the chart.
Today's October 3 page is therefore still a developing record, while October 2 has already moved into the previous-day section.
The current Delhi Bazar yearly chart provides another view of how the October record is being built.
It currently lists:
Date
Delhi Bazar
October 1
76
October 2
25
October 3
--
The page was last updated at 3:19 AM on October 3, 2026.
This demonstrates that the October 3 field can remain unavailable on one chart even while another page has already published information for an individual market.
Therefore, current chart data should always be attributed to the specific page being referenced.
Online Satta King record pages are not necessarily synchronized.
For example, one current page shows Desawar 18 for October 3, while another yearly Desawar chart still displays the October 3 monthly field as --.
This does not automatically establish that either page is incorrect. It demonstrates that different pages can update their result panels and historical tables at different times.
For accurate content, it is better to write:
“The checked morning result page reports Desawar as 18.”
rather than presenting the number as though every chart has already recorded it.
The October record has now moved beyond its opening days.
The current Faridabad chart shows:
Date
Desawar
Faridabad
Ghaziabad
Gali
Delhi Bazar
October 1
XX
42
67
93
76
October 2
52
05
81
01
25
October 3
18
XX
XX
XX
XX
This table provides a simple illustration of how individual daily rows develop over time.
October 1 and October 2 already contain several recorded values, whereas October 3 is still being populated at the time of the morning update.
A status such as XX should not be converted into a numerical result.
It indicates that the relevant source has not provided a completed value in that particular field at the time represented by the page.
For October 3, the current Faridabad chart shows XX for several markets even though their scheduled reporting times are later in the day.
This is why copying only numerical values from a chart can create an incomplete or misleading record.
A better record preserves the actual status displayed by the source.
Market timing is particularly important when examining today's data.
According to the current chart, the listed schedule places:
Delhi Bazar: around 3:00 PM
Faridabad: around 6:00 PM
Ghaziabad: around 8:30 PM
Gali: around 11:15 PM
Desawar: around 5:10 AM
Therefore, a morning check can reasonably show a Desawar entry while the other columns are not yet populated.
This makes the update time an important part of any current-day record.
A clean record can use the following format:
Date: October 3, 2026
Market: Desawar
Reported value: 18
Source status: Published on the checked morning chart
Other markets: Not yet recorded on that chart at the time checked
This method avoids combining current information with later results that had not yet been published when the original record was created.
A Satta King Record is a collection of previously reported information.
For example, October 2 values such as 52 for Desawar, 05 for Faridabad and 81 for Ghaziabad describe the entries recorded for that date.
They do not establish what will be recorded on October 3 or on any future date.
Likewise, today's reported Desawar value of 18 is simply a current chart entry. It should not be treated as a prediction for another market.
Keeping historical documentation separate from forecasting is important when presenting this type of information.
A single day's information may seem small, but repeated daily entries eventually create a larger monthly record.
The process is straightforward:
October 1 → October 2 → October 3 → October 4 → continuing through October
Each completed date adds another row to the historical reference.
At the end of the month, the individual rows provide a chronological record of the information that was published during October.
Before recording an October 3 entry, check five things:
Date — Is the information specifically for October 3, 2026?
Market — Which market does the value belong to?
Status — Is it published, pending or unavailable?
Update time — When was the source last updated?
Source — Which chart reported the information?
Following these steps helps prevent different markets and dates from being accidentally combined.
The Satta King Record for October 3, 2026 is a good example of why current result information needs context.
A morning-updated Faridabad chart currently reports Desawar at 18, while Faridabad, Ghaziabad, Gali and Delhi Bazar are still shown as XX on that chart. Another yearly Delhi Bazar chart shows October 1 at 76, October 2 at 25 and October 3 as --, illustrating that different record pages can be at different stages of updating.
The most reliable way to maintain a clear Satta King Record is therefore to keep the date, market, source, update time and publication status together. That approach makes today's information easier to understand and ensures that current entries are not confused with completed historical records.