Satta King Faridabad Result Today and Faridabad Chart 2026 (06:00 PM)

Satta King Faridabad Result Today and Yesterday

Two tiles, two days. The grey tile on the left is yesterday's Faridabad number; the green tile on the right is today's. Before 06:00 PM the right tile reads XX, which means only that the draw has not opened. When the number is published it appears here, on the main result board and in today's row of the chart lower down, all from the same collection.

The "Updated" line under the tiles is the time the numbers were last fetched, shown honestly. If it reads mid-afternoon when it is already past six, the collection has stalled and the card is holding the last good number rather than guessing a new one. Reload after a minute or two; the page refreshes by itself while it is open.

How long after 06:00 PM the number appears

The draw is declared offline, and the number is passed along a chain of boards before any website has it. Two to ten minutes is normal. Evening is also when the collection chain is busiest, with four draws opening at the same minute, so a Satta King Faridabad number that arrives at ten past six is not late; it is ordinary.

The 06:00 PM Draw: Where Faridabad Sits in the Evening

Of the four big draws, Faridabad is the second of the day and the first of the evening. Disawar opens the day at 05:00 AM, Faridabad comes at 06:00 PM, Ghaziabad follows at 09:55 PM and Gali closes the night at 11:25 PM. The gap from Faridabad to Ghaziabad is just under four hours, long enough that the two are rarely confused with each other, but the minute of 06:00 PM itself is crowded.

Four draws open at 06:00 PM, and three of them use a name that sounds like a bigger draw. This is the root of most "wrong number" complaints in the evening. When a group posts "Faridabad out" at six, the number may belong to Old Faridabad, and when it posts at 8:45 PM it is Faridabad Super. The card above tracks the main draw only.

Why 06:00 PM suits the draw

The time is not an accident. The evening draw was set to land after the working day and before dinner, when the people who settle it are free and the people who follow it are on the road or just home. It is the only one of the four main draws that most readers check in daylight for part of the year, which is why so much of the traffic to this page comes from buses, metro platforms and car parks rather than from bed.

Satta King Faridabad Chart for October 2026

The chart has one column: the Faridabad number for each date of the month so far, with today's row at XX until six. To see Faridabad next to Disawar, Ghaziabad and Gali, the Satta King chart page lays out all four columns, and the Satta King 2026 page keeps each month of the year.

The column header reads FRBD, the short code used on record boards for decades; it is the same draw as the Faridabad on the card. Rows are added once a day at the rebuild, and the live refresh fills today's cell as soon as the number lands. A blank on an old date means the source published nothing for that evening, and we leave it blank.

The FRBD column beside the rest of the evening

On the four-column chart the Faridabad column sits second from the left, after Disawar and before Ghaziabad, following the order the draws open. Readers who follow the whole evening sometimes read across a row as if the three numbers were a story. They are not. The Satta King Faridabad number is decided by one group at six, the Ghaziabad number by another group four hours later, and the row only shows that both happened on the same date.

How to Read the Faridabad Chart

A record chart is a diary, not a forecast. It tells you what number was published on each evening, and it lets you check a claim, settle an argument or compare one board against another. What it cannot do is lean forward. Reading a Satta King Faridabad chart well means using it only for the past.

• Find a date, read a cell. If someone says a number "came last Thursday", the chart answers in a second, and it was recorded at the time rather than remembered later.
• Compare boards. Two sites that disagree on several dates cannot both be right. Compare against this column and the combined chart before trusting either.
• Ignore the arrows. Sellers of "Faridabad chart analysis" circle cells and join them with lines to show a number is "due". Each evening's number is decided fresh by people, so the lines mean nothing.

The page on khabar and scams explains in detail why a sold number is always a guess, and the Disawar and Gali pages use the same rule for their own charts. A chart that could predict would be worth more than the draw itself, which is the best argument that it cannot.

A month at a glance

The most honest thing a monthly column shows is how ordinary the draw is. Some numbers repeat within a week, some do not appear for months, and neither fact tells you anything about tomorrow. If you keep the chart for one purpose, keep it to check what was published on a date you care about, and close it.

Satta King Faridabad, Old Faridabad, New Faridabad and Faridabad Super

More than any other main draw, Faridabad has spawned a set of names that look like versions of itself. Some are real separate draws with their own numbers; one is mostly a search habit. The table sorts them out.

The one to watch is "New Faridabad". People type it expecting a newer or faster draw. There is no such thing on the main board: the search leads back to the same 06:00 PM result, and where a site does show a "New Faridabad" number it is a small draw that borrowed the name. If you came here looking for it, the card at the top is the number you want.

Same minute, different number

Old Faridabad opening at 06:00 PM, the same minute as the main draw, causes the most trouble. Two numbers reach chat groups at once, both labelled "Faridabad", and whichever arrives first is taken as the main one. The full result page shows every draw with its name spelled out, so a stray number can be matched to the right row before it is repeated.

Faridabad, Haryana and the Law

Faridabad is an industrial city in Haryana on the southern edge of Delhi, and the draw took its name from the city in the 1990s when the north Indian number draws grew up around the capital. The name is the only firm link. The draw is not run by the city or by anyone answerable to it, and its number is declared offline by a small group, the same way as Gali, Disawar and Ghaziabad.

The law matters here because Haryana is a state with its own gambling legislation, alongside the Public Gambling Act, 1867 that most states still rely on. The precise sections differ, but the plain result is the same: betting on a Satta King Faridabad draw is illegal in Haryana, in Delhi and in most other Indian states, and since 2025 online money games have been barred across the country. The text of the 1867 Act is on India Code, the government's statute library, if you want to read it.

What that means for a reader

Reading a published number is not betting, and this site shows numbers for information only. But the people who run the draw are outside the law, which means nobody is checking that a number was declared fairly, that a payout was made or that a dispute was settled. That is the real cost of an unregulated draw, and it is why the guide to the law and the risks spends more time on money and sleep than on statutes.

How the name is searched

"Faridabad Satta King", "Satta King Faridabad aaj" (today) and "Faridabad ka result" all lead to the same 06:00 PM number, and the Hindi spelling फरीदाबाद turns up in searches from Haryana itself. The word order does not matter and neither does the script. What the search terms show is where the readers are: the city and its neighbours in Haryana and south Delhi, checking a draw named after their own town. That local pull is why the Faridabad name gets borrowed so often by newer draws.

Satta King Faridabad Khabar: The Afternoon "Leak" Trade

"Khabar" means news, and in the groups it means "the number before the draw". For Faridabad the selling starts after lunch. A message offers a "leak" or a "single" for a UPI fee, a "VIP group" promises the Faridabad and Ghaziabad numbers together for one price, and a screenshot of yesterday's win appears with the time cropped off. At six the seller either boasts or vanishes.

Walk through how the draw works. A handful of people declare the number at 06:00 PM, offline. Nobody outside that circle has it earlier, and anyone inside who sold it would be ending the draw they earn from. So every Satta King Faridabad khabar offered before six is a guess with a fee attached, and the fee is the whole business.

Signs that an evening "leak" is a scam

• A "combo" price for Faridabad plus Ghaziabad. Two guesses cost more than one.
• A screenshot of the Old Faridabad number passed off as proof the main number was "known".
• A countdown timed for the commute, when you are reading on a crowded bus and least careful.
• A request for your UPI PIN or an OTP "to unlock" the number. No message needs either.
• A refund promise. The group is deleted at 06:05 PM and reopens under a new name the next day.

If you have paid, report it rather than chasing the seller. The national cybercrime portal takes complaints online and 1930 is the helpline; the safety guide lists what to keep as evidence. The page on khabar and scams describes the same trade across all four main draws.

Why the evening draw attracts the "combo" sellers

Faridabad is the first of three draws in a single evening, so a seller who misses at six still has Ghaziabad and Gali to recover with. That is the logic behind the "three-draw pass": one fee, three guesses, and the one that happens to land becomes the screenshot for tomorrow. Seen from the buyer's side it is three fees for three guesses. A Satta King Faridabad number sold at five o'clock is worth exactly what the seller paid for it, which is nothing.

Checking the Faridabad Result on the Way Home

Six in the evening is commute time across Delhi NCR, and most readers open this page standing on a metro platform, sitting on a bus or waiting at a signal. A few habits make the check quick and keep it from becoming the thing you do at every red light.

• Open the page a minute before six and leave it. The card refreshes on its own every minute while the tab is open.
• Add the page to your home screen from the browser menu. There is no app and nothing to install.
• If the tile still shows XX at 06:15 PM, it is a slow chain, not a cancelled draw. Wait; do not ask a group.
• Check once. If you are driving, do not check at all until you have stopped.
• A full load of this page uses less data than one photo in a chat app, so a weak metro signal is enough.
• Ignore any link that offers the number "faster" by downloading an APK. It is not faster, and it is not from this site.

The guide to checking results online covers browsers, data saving and how to tell this site apart from copycats, and the live board shows a countdown to the next draw, which on a long commute is usually Ghaziabad.

The evening sequence on one screen

For readers who follow the whole evening, the order is Faridabad at six, Ghaziabad just before ten, and Gali at 11:25 PM. The Gali page picks up where this one leaves off, and the Delhi draws that fill the gaps are listed on the Delhi Satta King page. Seeing them in order is useful; trying to connect their numbers is not.

Conclusion: Satta King Faridabad at Six, Checked and Done

The Satta King Faridabad result opens at 06:00 PM, and this page shows it the moment it is published, beside yesterday's number and the month's FRBD column. The names that borrow the word, Old, New, Super and Bazar, are listed with their times so a stray number can be matched to the right draw, and the Haryana setting is explained without pretending the draw answers to anyone. The page never predicts and never charges. For the rest of the evening, follow the Ghaziabad draw at 09:55 PM, or go back to the front page for every draw on one board.