A large Satta King Record is made up of many individual market entries, but those entries do not necessarily become available at the same time. October 6, 2026, demonstrates this clearly: the current monthly chart already contains a published Disawar entry, while several other market columns remain empty in the latest available snapshot.
Understanding this difference makes it easier to read a multi-market chart without confusing an unfinished daily record with a completed historical entry.
The latest available chart on Satta King Records shows Disawar at 59 for October 6, 2026. The same table currently leaves Amritsar, Bihar King, Shalimar, Old Taj and Chotu Taj blank for today's date. Other sections of the chart also show October 6 entries as not yet available.
This means October 6 is currently an active row in the monthly archive rather than a fully completed historical row.
A separate current result page also records Disawar at 59 and shows other major markets as pending according to their respective schedules.
The beginning of October provides five completed dates that can be viewed alongside today's developing record.
Date
Disawar
Delhi Bazaar
Shri Ganesh
Faridabad
Ghaziabad
Gali
October 1
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76
51
42
67
93
October 2
52
25
31
05
81
01
October 3
18
25
54
58
95
68
October 4
15
91
47
36
98
80
October 5
70
86
18
26
78
24
October 6
59
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The October 1–5 entries are already part of the developing monthly history, while October 6 is still being updated.
A common misunderstanding when reading a multi-market chart is expecting one date to have either “complete” or “incomplete” status.
In reality, individual columns can have different statuses.
For October 6:
Disawar has a published entry.
Other markets may still be pending.
Later scheduled markets can be added as their information becomes available.
The entire date becomes a completed historical row only after the relevant published information has been recorded.
This makes a daily chart more like a developing timeline than a static table.
An empty cell does not necessarily mean that historical information has been lost.
For a current date, it may simply indicate that the relevant market has not yet been updated. Replacing such a cell with an assumed value would make the record less reliable.
A better archive clearly distinguishes between:
Published: Information is available.
Pending: The daily entry has not yet been published.
Unavailable: The selected source does not currently provide the information.
This simple distinction protects the integrity of the historical chart.
The previous day provides a useful illustration of how the transition works.
On October 5, the available chart shows Disawar 70, Delhi Bazaar 86, Shri Ganesh 18, Faridabad 26, Ghaziabad 78 and Gali 24. These entries can now be treated as part of the October historical record.
October 6, by comparison, is still being developed.
Tomorrow, October 7 will become the current date, and October 6 will move into the previous-day section once its relevant entries have been recorded.
This continuous transition is how a monthly archive grows.
Another important aspect of a useful Satta King Record is consistent market naming.
A chart can contain many columns, so a reader should be able to identify exactly which market a particular entry belongs to.
For example, “Delhi Bazaar,” “Shri Ganesh,” “Faridabad,” “Ghaziabad” and “Gali” should remain clearly labelled throughout the archive.
Consistent labels make historical comparisons easier and reduce the chance of accidentally associating an entry with the wrong market.
Today's information has a different status from information belonging to previous dates.
A current section can show:
October 6 — Current
while the archive can contain:
October 1–5 — Previous Records
This simple separation helps readers understand whether they are looking at information that may still be updated or information that belongs to an earlier completed date.
It also makes a large website easier to navigate.
The October chart demonstrates a straightforward archival process:
October 1 → Completed record
October 2 → Completed record
October 3 → Completed record
October 4 → Completed record
October 5 → Completed record
October 6 → Current developing record
Each day eventually moves into the completed section, creating a chronological monthly reference.
This process can continue through the rest of October and later become part of the complete 2026 yearly archive.
A historical chart provides information about previously published entries. It does not establish future outcomes.
Even when a chart contains many dates and multiple markets, past entries should remain historical information rather than being treated as a reliable method for determining future results.
The value of the archive is its ability to document and organise previous information clearly.
The October 6, 2026 Satta King Record provides a useful example of how a multi-market chart develops during the day. Disawar is currently listed at 59, while several other October 6 columns remain blank or pending in the latest available chart.
As additional entries are published, today's row can gradually become another completed part of the October archive.
For readers, the key is to look beyond the numbers themselves: check the date, market name and publication status. Those three details provide the context needed to understand a daily record accurately.