The Satta King Record for 21 October 2026 offers a new snapshot of the daily chart alongside historical entries from October. Reviewing both records helps readers distinguish the latest published information from previous dates and understand how a monthly archive is organized.
Today's available charts also demonstrate why checking more than one source requires care. Different websites may display different values or update their pages at different times, so each entry should remain connected to its source.
The Badshah787 October chart listed Disawar at 72 for 21 October 2026, while the other five markets displayed XX in the checked chart. The same date's page on Sajid Bhai Satta King showed Disawar as -- and the remaining entries as pending markers. These sources therefore did not show identical information at the time checked.
Market
Badshah787 chart, 21 Oct
Sajid Bhai chart, 21 Oct
Disawar
72
--
Delhi Bazar
XX
XX
Shree Ganesh
XX
XX
Faridabad
XX
XX
Ghaziabad
XX
XX
Gali
XX
XX
Important: This table records what the two sources displayed, not an independently confirmed official result. Check the latest source pages for changes.
The Badshah787 historical chart listed the following entries for 20 October 2026.
Market
20 October 2026
Disawar
64
Delhi Bazar
29
Shree Ganesh
95
Faridabad
29
Ghaziabad
16
Gali
96
These values belong to the previous day's record. They should not be copied into the current chart to fill pending fields.
The October chart published by Badshah787 also provides historical entries for earlier dates. The following examples are taken from that source's monthly table.
Date
Disawar
Faridabad
Ghaziabad
Gali
17 October
97
78
15
69
18 October
44
78
16
73
19 October
23
72
23
47
20 October
64
29
16
96
21 October
72
XX
XX
XX
The table preserves the entries shown by this particular source. The XX markers indicate that no result was displayed in those fields on the checked chart; they should not be interpreted as numerical results.
A monthly Satta King Record is useful for locating entries by date and market. It can also help readers see whether the archive contains information for a particular day.
However, historical entries need to be interpreted carefully:
Check the source: Two websites may display different information.
Confirm the date: Similar-looking rows can belong to different days.
Preserve the format: Retain leading zeros where the source displays them.
Keep pending fields separate: Do not replace missing information with guesses.
Review updates: A chart may change after its initial publication.
These steps help maintain a clearer historical record without implying that previous entries predict future results.
A daily chart focuses on one date, while a monthly chart organizes multiple dates into a broader historical view. Comparing them can help identify inconsistencies, but only when the date and market labels match.
If a daily page shows a pending marker while a monthly table lists a value, check the source's update information before deciding whether one page is outdated. Keep the discrepancy documented until it can be resolved.
A responsible archive should distinguish between information that is displayed, information that is pending and information that has been independently verified.
The Satta King Record for 21 October 2026 provides a useful example of why source verification matters. Badshah787 listed Disawar as 72, while Sajid Bhai Satta King displayed a pending marker for the same market in its checked snapshot.
For a clearer historical record, keep each value linked to its date and source, avoid filling incomplete fields with assumptions and recheck updated pages before publishing. Historical charts document past information; they do not provide a reliable way to predict future outcomes.