How to Use ‘Game Position Memory’ to Predict Jodis

Ever wondered why 38 hits in Gali more than Desawar?
Why 49 repeats in Faridabad but fails in Ghaziabad?

The answer is:

Game Position Memory.

Each game has its own memory for digit positions — meaning:

Some games favor left-heavy digits (e.g., 38, 41)

Others favor right-heavy (e.g., 83, 14)

Some rotate mirror positions regularly

And a few repeat exact Jodis in the same format

Understanding this memory gives you a powerful edge.

This article teaches you:
✅ What position memory is
✅ How it works in Gali, Desawar, FBD, and Ghzb
✅ How to track it using simple methods
✅ How to use it to select better Jodis with higher hit chance

Let’s get into the psychology of each game’s memory.

🧠 What Is Position Memory?
Every Jodi has two digits:

First digit (Left-side)

Second digit (Right-side)

Position memory means a game remembers what positions hit before — and repeats them later.

For example:

Desawar often repeats Jodis with strong second digits (e.g., 39, 49, 59)

Gali often flips digits (e.g., 72 → 27) and favors mirror-left setups

So even if the Jodi changes, the position style often remains.

🎮 Game-Wise Position Behavior
Game Memory Style Common Position Pattern
Gali Mirror-flip memory Left-digit mirrors or rotates
Desawar Reverse-stable memory Right-digit repeats
Faridabad Positional delay memory Slow first-digit return
Ghaziabad Mirror + delay mix Alternates mirror and exact digit

🔁 How It Works in Practice
Let’s say:

Gali gave 72 on Monday

On Thursday, it gave 27

That’s not a repeat — it’s position memory replaying the pattern in reverse.

Same digits. Different order.
Chart remembers the pair, not just the number.

Another example:

Desawar gave 49 in Week 1

In Week 3, it gives 39
➡️ Same second digit, memory of the ending pattern

Use this to:

Avoid unnecessary guessing

Catch pattern behavior

Identify which Jodi version the game will favor

📋 Simple Position Memory Tracker
Use this template:

Game Date Jodi Position Comment
Gali 2 Jun 27 L:2 R:7 Flipped later (72)
Desawar 5 Jun 49 L:4 R:9 R-digit repeated (39)
FBD 3 Jun 85 L:8 R:5 L-digit delayed 10 days
Ghzb 4 Jun 14 L:1 R:4 Reversed mirror next hit

Track every Jodi for 15–30 days per game.
You’ll spot their position preferences.

🔍 How to Predict Based on Memory
✅ Step 1: Identify Last 2–3 Hits in That Game
Let’s say Gali gave 83 → 38 → 93

✅ Step 2: Track Position Pattern
satta gali (Sattakinge.in) repeated both left and right digits in different order

✅ Step 3: Choose Next Jodi With Similar Structure
Try 39, 89, 93 again — not a random guess like 15

It’s all about digit rhythm, not randomness.

🧾 Sample Weekly Plan Using Game Position Memory
Day Game Memory Found Suggested Jodi Result
Mon Gali Flip from 72 27 ✅ Hit
Tue DSW R-digit: 9 49 ❌
Wed FBD L-digit: 8 delay 85 ✅
Thu Ghzb Mirror trend 69 ✅
Fri Gali Reverse + Memory 39 ❌

Total: 5 Jodis
Hits: 3
Win Rate: 60% based on pattern, not emotion

🛑 What Not to Do
❌ Don’t play a Jodi just because it hasn’t hit
➡️ Delay alone isn’t enough — check its position style

❌ Don’t assume same pattern in all games
➡️ Gali and Desawar behave oppositely

❌ Don’t chase mirror Jodis without position tracking
➡️ Mirror + memory = stronger hit signal

💡 Pro Tips to Maximize Game Position Memory
✅ Use a chart book or Excel to track L & R digits per game
✅ Watch 7-day flips — especially in Gali
✅ If DSW gives 39, expect 49 or 29 next
✅ Mirror behavior = strongest when position repeats
✅ Use only 1 Jodi per game — don’t confuse styles