How to Read 3 Games at Once Without Confusion

In Satta King, the real challenge isn’t just picking the right number.
It’s managing three different games at the same time — Desawar, Gali, and Faridabad.

Each game has its own behavior.
Each Jodi hits in different cycles.
And if you try to play all three without structure…

“You end up confused, over-staked, and off-track.”

But don’t worry — this article will teach you how to read and play all 3 games together without confusion, stress, or wasted money.

You’ll learn:
✅ Game-specific logic mapping
✅ How to split your focus by day
✅ When to overlap — and when not to
✅ A 3-track planner that makes everything easy

Let’s break down the chaos into a clean system.

🎮 Know the Nature of Each Game
Game Nature Logic Strength
Desawar Slow, steady Delay, reverse
Gali Fast, tricky Mirror, repeat
Faridabad Mid-speed, sharp Delay + reverse

Every game moves differently, so your Jodi logic must match the game’s rhythm.

🔍 Step 1: Assign a Jodi to Each Game
Instead of trying one Jodi in all games…
Pick one unique Jodi for each game — based on game logic.

Example:
Desawar Jodi: 85 (Delay 35)

Gali Jodi: 38 (Mirror of 83)

Faridabad Jodi: 47 (Reverse of 74)

This helps reduce overlap confusion and emotional switching.

📅 Step 2: Build a 3-Track Weekly Plan
Each game gets its own track — like 3 parallel lanes.

Day Desawar Gali Faridabad
Monday 85 38 47
Tuesday 85 38 47
Wednesday 85 — 47
Thursday — 38 —
Friday 85 — 47
Saturday — 38 —

Stake: ₹30–₹50 per game, per day.

Even if 1 hit comes — you’re in profit for the full week.

🧠 Step 3: Track Each Game’s Pattern Separately
Never mix up Gali’s behavior with Desawar’s.
Each game deserves its own chart reading.

Desawar Checklist:
✅ Delay 30+
✅ No mirror or reverse in last 5 days
✅ Avoid playing during reverse-mirror hit cycle

Gali Checklist:
✅ Mirror Jodi 18–28 delay
✅ Repeat pattern visible in 3-day loop
✅ Reverse hit in last 3 days? Watch for original

Faridabad Checklist:
✅ Delay + reverse combined
✅ Hits often after Gali miss
✅ Avoid if Desawar just gave same Jodi

🔁 Step 4: Understand Game Interactions
Games talk to each other.

Examples:

If Gali gives 38, Desawar might delay 83

If FBD gives 47, Gali might mirror 74 next

If DSW gives big hit, FBD may go cold next day

So don’t treat games in isolation. Watch the full pattern.

✍️ Sample Weekly Result Tracker
Day Game Jodi Logic Result Notes
Mon Desawar 85 Delay ❌ Good entry
Mon Gali 38 Mirror ❌ Retry possible
Mon Faridabad 47 Reverse ✅ Profit locked
Tue Desawar 85 Delay ✅ Second win
Tue Gali 38 Mirror ❌
Tue FBD 47 Skip Rest

With 2 hits, you can exit for the week or reduce stake.

📘 3-Game Planner Table
Use this table every Sunday to prepare:

Game Jodi Delay Mirror Reverse Plan Days
Desawar 85 34 30 58 Mon, Tue, Fri
Gali 38 19 — 83 Mon, Thu, Sat
Faridabad 47 26 92 74 Mon, Tue, Wed

Stick to the plan. No midweek guesswork.

❌ Common Mistakes to Avoid
Same Jodi in all 3 games
Leads to overconfidence and triple loss.

Chasing a hit from one game into another
If Gali hits 49, don’t assume Desawar will too.

Changing numbers midweek due to emotion
Follow the planner, not your mood.

Playing all 3 games daily with no logic
Play only when your logic fits the game’s timing.

💡 Pro Tips for Multi-Game Play
✅ Set max 3 Jodis per week — one per game
✅ Track reverse/mirror interaction across games
✅ Rest 1 day after double loss
✅ Exit after 2 hits — don’t push for “bonus win”
✅ Update your delay chart every Saturday night