A Satta King Record is more useful when readers understand not only what a chart displays, but also when the information was checked. A daily chart can change as additional entries are published, making the time of a snapshot an important part of its context.
On October 19, 2026, online chart pages show Desawar at 23, while several other markets remain marked as pending in the checked daily table. This provides a practical example of how a current snapshot differs from a completed monthly record.
The following table reflects the October 19 display on Sajid Bhai Satta King, which listed an update time of 5:23 AM IST.
Market
October 19 entry
Status on the checked page
Desawar
23
Published
Delhi Bazar
XX
Pending
Shree Ganesh
XX
Pending
Faridabad
XX
Pending
Ghaziabad
XX
Pending
Gali
XX
Pending
These are source-specific entries, not a guarantee that every website displays the same information. The XX marker represents the status shown on this page when it was checked.
A result page is a changing information source. A chart checked early in the day may contain fewer published entries than the same page checked later.
For example, the cited website lists approximate reporting times of 5:00 AM for Desawar, 3:00 PM for Delhi Bazar, 4:30 PM for Shree Ganesh, 6:00 PM for Faridabad, 8:30 PM for Ghaziabad and 11:30 PM for Gali.
These scheduled times help explain why the current-day table may contain a mixture of populated and pending fields. They do not, by themselves, verify that a result has been published.
A clear record should therefore distinguish between the time a chart was checked and the time an entry was published, if both are available.
The same source displays the following entries for October 18, 2026:
Market
October 18 entry
Desawar
44
Delhi Bazar
74
Shree Ganesh
19
Faridabad
78
Ghaziabad
16
Gali
73
These values belong to October 18. Keeping them separate from the October 19 row prevents previous-day information from being mistaken for a current result.
A daily snapshot captures what is displayed at a particular time. A monthly archive organizes entries by date, allowing readers to review the sequence of available records.
The cited website's October chart contains the following entries for October 16–19:
Date
Desawar
Faridabad
Ghaziabad
Gali
October 16
98
29
42
51
October 17
97
78
15
69
October 18
44
78
16
73
October 19
23
XX
XX
XX
The monthly table preserves the information displayed by this particular source. Pending markers should remain visible until the source updates the relevant fields.
Different websites may refresh at different times or use different publishing processes. As a result, their tables may not always match.
When checking multiple sources, record the website and the time of the check. If entries disagree, preserve the source-specific information and investigate the discrepancy instead of silently combining the values.
A practical recordkeeping process can use five steps:
Record the date: Identify the exact date represented by the chart.
Identify the market: Keep every value associated with its correct market.
Capture the displayed status: Distinguish published entries from pending fields.
Record the source and check time: Keep a link to the page and note when it was reviewed.
Review later changes: If the page updates, create a new snapshot or update the existing record according to a consistent policy.
This process creates a clearer history of how the displayed information changed over time.
An empty field or pending marker does not provide evidence for a missing number. Filling it with an estimate or copying an entry from another date can make a historical table inaccurate.
A better approach is to retain the original status and revisit the source when appropriate. If a value later appears, update the record while preserving enough context to distinguish the new information from the earlier snapshot.
Historical charts should document available information rather than suggest that past entries can reliably determine future results.
Readers looking for date-wise chart information can visit Satta King Record to explore the available website content and historical records.
When reviewing any entry, check the date, market, source and update status together. These details help readers understand what a chart actually displayed at the time it was checked.
The October 19, 2026 chart demonstrates why the timing of a daily snapshot matters. The checked source displays Desawar at 23 while Delhi Bazar, Shree Ganesh, Faridabad, Ghaziabad and Gali remain marked as pending in its current-day table.
As additional information becomes available, the daily view may develop into a more complete monthly record. Preserving dates, market labels, source links and update times helps keep that transition clear.
A well-maintained Satta King Record should do more than present numbers. It should make the origin and status of each entry understandable, allowing readers to review historical information without confusing a temporary snapshot with a completed record.