A Satta King Record becomes easier to understand when the information is organized around a specific date. Instead of looking at a long list of numbers, readers can select one day and see how different markets are recorded separately.
The September 2026 chart provides a clear example of this format, with separate columns for markets such as Faridabad, Ghaziabad, Gali and Disawar.
The latest available September table shows several entries for September 18.
The published record lists:
Faridabad: 36
Ghaziabad: 03
Gali: 50
Disawar: 49
The same date also appears in broader 2026 charts alongside other market records.
This type of presentation makes it clear that each market has its own entry. A number should therefore always be read together with the market name and date.
When an archive contains many markets, searching only for a number can be confusing. The same figure may appear in more than one market or on different dates.
A better reference format is:
Date → Market → Recorded Value
For example:
This gives the number enough context to be identified correctly.
The September archive also shows how market records can differ on the same day.
On September 17, the available table records Faridabad at 38, Ghaziabad at 34, Gali at 73 and Disawar at 90. These figures belong to the same date but represent separate market entries.
This makes a multi-market chart useful as a historical reference because readers can examine individual markets without combining their figures.
The chart also provides earlier entries for the month. On September 10, for example, Faridabad is listed at 15, Ghaziabad at 72, Gali at 40, and Disawar at 93. On September 15, the corresponding entries are 24, 19, 83 and 89.
Rather than treating these as one continuous sequence, each column should be considered independently.
A structured Satta King Record can be easier to review when the information is kept in a simple table.
Date
Faridabad
Ghaziabad
Gali
Disawar
Sept. 10
15
72
40
93
Sept. 15
24
19
83
89
Sept. 16
21
42
91
31
Sept. 17
38
34
73
90
Sept. 18
36
03
50
49
These figures are historical entries displayed in the September 2026 chart.
A historical record tells readers what has been listed for a particular date and market. It does not establish what a future result will be. Past figures should therefore remain historical reference data rather than being treated as a dependable method for determining future outcomes.
This distinction is especially important when reviewing numerical sequences because patterns in past data do not guarantee what comes next.
The September 2026 Satta King Record shows how a single date can contain several independent market entries. Looking at Faridabad, Ghaziabad, Gali and Disawar side by side provides a straightforward way to understand the structure of the archive.