Satta King Result Today and Satta King Chart 2026 for Gali, Disawar, Ghaziabad and Faridabad

Satta King Result Today: How to Read the Board

Each row is one draw. The left column shows the draw name and the time it opens, in Indian Standard Time. The middle column shows yesterday's number and the right column shows today's. A number is always two digits, from 00 to 99. When a draw has not opened yet, the right column shows XX, and it changes to the number a few minutes after the draw time once the result is published.

Draws are listed in the order they open through the day, so the early-morning Disawar sits near the top and the late-night Gali sits at the bottom. The eight biggest draws are links; tap one to open its own page with a larger result card, its monthly record chart and notes about its timing. The full result page explains every column in more depth and lists the draws by time of day.

The "Updated" stamp above the board is real: it is the time the numbers were last collected, not a fixed label. If the stamp is more than an hour old during the day, the source we read from may be down, and the board keeps the last known numbers rather than showing something made up.

Draw Times of the Main Satta King Games

Most people who check the board follow four draws: Disawar in the early morning, Faridabad in the evening, Ghaziabad late in the evening and Gali close to midnight. Delhi Bazar, Shri Ganesh, Taj and UP King fill the afternoon. The table lists their published times and what each row on the board means for that draw.

Times are the ones published for each draw. A result can appear a few minutes after the listed time, and on a slow day it can take longer. Nothing on this site predicts a number before the draw opens, and no honest site can.

The Chart for 2026: How the Monthly Record Works

The chart above is the month-to-date record for the four main draws. Each row is a date, each column is a draw, and every cell is the number that came on that date. Today's row fills in as the draws open, so the last row usually has one or two XX cells until late at night. Older rows do not change.

People read the chart for different reasons. Some want to confirm a number they heard from a friend. Some compare months. Some simply like to see the pattern of the year laid out. Whatever the reason, remember that every draw is independent: a number that came yesterday does not make any number more or less likely today. The record chart guide explains each column, and the 2026 year page keeps a month-by-month record.

Charts for each draw

Every one of the eight main draws has a single-column chart on its own page, which is easier to read on a phone than the combined table. Start with Disawar and Gali, the two draws with the most readers, or open the Gali Disawar page to see both together.

Why People Use This Site

• Refreshed every minuteThe board checks for new numbers every 60 seconds while the page is open, and shows the real time of the last update.
• Charts on every draw pageA monthly record for Disawar, Gali, Faridabad, Ghaziabad and the other main draws, with a 2026 year page.
• Light on dataNo app, no heavy scripts, no pop-ups. The pages are built for Android phones on slow connections.
• Honest about the risksLegal status, scam patterns and free helplines on every page, and no promise of a number.

Today, Yesterday and the Meaning of XX

A result board works on the IST calendar day. At midnight the "today" column becomes "yesterday", and a fresh column of XX marks opens for the new day. The first draw to fill it is Noida King at 01:15 AM, followed by Bikaner Super and then Disawar at 05:00 AM. The last draws of the day are Gali at 11:25 PM and Choti Gali at 11:50 PM.

XX never means "zero" or "cancelled". It only means the draw has not published its number yet. If a draw stays on XX long after its time, it has usually been delayed, and the number appears when it is published. Very rarely a draw is withdrawn for a day; the cell then stays XX and the record chart shows a blank for that date.

The next-draw page shows which draw opens next and how long is left, which is the quickest way to follow the day without refreshing. Hindi readers search the same thing as "aaj ka Satta King" or सट्टा किंग, and that page answers it.

Checking the Result on a Phone

Almost everyone who opens this site does so on an Android phone, often on a 4G connection that is not great. The site is built with that in mind: the board is plain HTML with large numbers, there is no app to install, and a full page is small enough to load on a weak signal.

• Bookmark the page or add it to your home screen from the browser menu. You do not need an APK.
• Keep the page open around a draw time; the board refreshes by itself every minute.
• Turn the phone sideways if the monthly chart feels cramped, or open a draw page for a single-column chart.
• Ignore any app, Telegram channel or video that says it has the number before the draw. None does.

The guide to checking results online covers data saving, browser settings and how to spot copycat sites that use similar names.

Words You Will See Around the Results

The number game has its own vocabulary, mostly Hindi and Urdu words that have stuck to the English pages. Knowing them makes any result board or chart easier to read.

The page on how the game works goes through the history of these words, and the 786 and Black Satta King pages explain why so many sites carry those names.

Beyond the Big Four: Delhi, UP, Taj and Shri Ganesh

The board lists more than a hundred draws because readers in different cities follow different ones. Delhi alone has Delhi Bazar, Delhi Darbar, Delhi Day, Delhi Noon, Delhi King and Delhi Evening, and the Delhi hub keeps them in one place. UP King, UP Bazar and the Ghaziabad draws are on the UP page. Taj has Old Taj, New Taj and Super Taj, which the Taj page sorts out. Shri Ganesh opens at 04:30 PM and has one of the fastest-growing readerships; its page is here.

Smaller draws such as Meerut City, Kashipur and Punjab Day appear on the board with their times, and can get their own pages later if readers ask for them through the contact us page.

How This Site Collects and Shows Results

The draws publish their numbers offline, and within minutes those numbers appear on public result boards across the web. An automated process on our side reads the public boards every couple of minutes through the day, checks that each value is a proper two-digit number, and stores it with the exact time it was read. That stored time is what you see as "Updated" above the board. Nothing is typed in by hand, and nothing is changed after it is stored.

Two things follow from this. First, a number can be a few minutes behind the moment a draw is declared, because the boards we read are themselves a step behind the draw. Second, if the public boards disagree for a short while, which happens, our board keeps the last value until the sources settle. If you ever see a number here that differs from what came, the contact us page explains how to tell us, and the about page describes the process in more detail.

Fast, super fast, ultra fast

Many result sites put "fast" in their name, and readers search for "Satta King fast" when they want the number without waiting. Speed on this site comes from three things: the board checks for new numbers every minute while you have the page open, the pages are tiny so they load on a weak signal, and there are no pop-ups or app prompts between you and the number. The domain name is a promise about that, and nothing more. No site, fast or slow, has the number before the draw declares it.

The Part Most Result Sites Leave Out

Betting on these draws is illegal in most Indian states under the Public Gambling Act of 1867 and the state laws that followed it, and online money games have been prohibited across India since 2025. The draws themselves are run offline by people who are not accountable to anyone, which is why results are sometimes late and why no draw and no result page can honestly call itself official. The background of the game, from the Mumbai cotton-rate betting of the 1960s to today's Delhi-region draws, is summarised on Wikipedia's Satta Matka page.

The second risk is scams. Because so many people search for a number before the draw, there is a whole trade in "leak" or "fix" numbers sold through chat apps for a fee, usually paid by UPI. Every one of them is a guess dressed up as inside information. Our khabar page explains how these schemes work so you can recognise them, and the safety page lists free helplines.

If you only want to look up a number, nothing on this site asks you to pay, register or share a phone number. That is the whole point of it.

Conclusion: One Board for Every Satta King Result

Satta King Ultra Fast keeps the result for today and yesterday, the monthly chart and the draw times on one fast page, with a separate page for each of the main draws. It is built to load on any phone, it refreshes by itself, and it tells you plainly what it does not do: it never predicts a number and it never takes money. Bookmark it, check the draw you follow, and read the safety page once. You can reach us at https://sattakingultrafast.com whenever a number looks wrong.