When reviewing a Satta King Record, readers may encounter different values, incomplete rows, or inconsistent market labels across online result charts. The challenge is not simply finding a number; it is understanding which date and market the entry represents and whether the information has been updated.
On 12 October 2026, current online charts provide a useful example. One Delhi Day result page displays 98 for today's date, while another multi-market chart shows pending entries for several markets. These differences demonstrate why a historical record should be checked in context rather than assembled from unverified numbers.
The following table summarizes the entries displayed by the checked sources.
Market
Displayed status
Delhi Day
98 on one current chart
Desawar
Pending on another multi-market chart
Faridabad
Pending on another multi-market chart
Ghaziabad
Pending on another multi-market chart
Gali
Pending on another multi-market chart
Shri Ganesh
Pending on another multi-market chart
Source: Delhi Day result and historical chart and October 2026 multi-market chart. These are independent online listings, not independently verified official results. The status shown here reflects the pages checked and may change as the sites update.
Two result websites may cover similar markets without displaying identical information. One may have updated a particular entry, while another may still show a placeholder. Some websites may also use different names or abbreviations for the same market.
When comparing a Satta King Record, consider three important details:
Date alignment: Both entries must refer to the same calendar date.
Market alignment: Confirm that the values belong to the same market, not merely to similarly named columns.
Publication status: Determine whether the entry is displayed as available, pending, or awaiting an update.
If any of these details differ, the numbers should not be treated as directly comparable.
The Delhi Day page lists 98 for 12 October 2026 and 27 for 11 October 2026. Its October chart also shows entries for earlier dates, including 22 on 10 October and 26 on 9 October.
Meanwhile, another website's October table shows dashes for multiple markets on 12 October. Its previous-day entries include Desawar 27, Faridabad 96, Ghaziabad 46, and Gali 40.
These records illustrate an important distinction: a number shown for one market does not establish the status of every other market on that date. A careful reader keeps each entry attached to its market and original source.
A structured record makes it easier to investigate discrepancies and revisit older entries.
When two websites show different values, note the values and the corresponding source separately. Avoid silently choosing one value without checking the evidence.
If a page shows XX, a dash, or another placeholder, retain that status until the source publishes an entry. Never fill missing values using assumptions.
Record the day, month, and year. This prevents an entry from one date or monthly chart being mistakenly copied into another.
Use a consistent name for each market throughout the archive. If a source uses an abbreviation, make sure its meaning is clear before transferring the entry.
Before updating a monthly table, compare the new information with the existing row. If a source changes its display, record when you checked it and preserve enough context to understand the change.
A clear result archive should help readers understand what they are viewing without requiring them to guess.
Useful elements include:
Daily results organized by date.
Separate columns for individual markets.
Monthly historical charts.
Clear indicators for pending entries.
Consistent number formatting.
Source references and update information where available.
These features improve readability and help prevent errors when information is copied, compared, or reviewed later.
A historical chart documents information displayed for previous or current dates. It does not establish that a number will repeat or that a particular sequence determines a future result.
The value of a Satta King Record lies in preserving and organizing historical information, not in promising future outcomes. Readers should treat apparent patterns cautiously and follow the laws applicable to gambling in their location.
Today's charts demonstrate why checking individual entries matters. On 12 October 2026, one checked page displays Delhi Day 98, while another chart still shows several market entries as pending.
For a dependable Satta King Record, keep each value connected to its date, market, source, and publication status. When sources disagree, preserve the distinction until the information can be checked. This simple approach creates a clearer historical archive without turning incomplete or conflicting data into misleading records.