Understanding Position Logic: Top vs Bottom Jodis

When it comes to predicting Satta King numbers, most players focus on:

Delay

Mirror

Reverse

Chart patterns

But there’s one hidden factor many ignore:

Position logic — whether a Jodi tends to appear in the top or bottom section of the chart.

Sounds simple, right?
But once you understand position behavior, you’ll start hitting smarter and avoiding fake-out plays.

This article teaches you:
✅ What position logic is
✅ How it differs across Desawar, Gali, and Faridabad
✅ Why some Jodis are position-locked
✅ How to use position data to reduce losses

Let’s dive into the layers of the chart you’ve been missing.

🎯 What Is Position Logic?
Every Satta King chart has a list of Jodis ranked from 00 to 99.
Position logic separates these into two broad categories:

Position Jodi Range
Top Jodis 00–49
Bottom Jodis 50–99

For example:

26, 34, 41 = Top-position Jodis

60, 72, 85 = Bottom-position Jodis

Charts often favor either top or bottom in certain phases — but the pattern is hidden unless you’re tracking.

📊 Why Position Matters in Satta King
Charts are programmed to:

Avoid clustering all high or all low Jodis

Balance trends by switching positions

Confuse players who don’t monitor flow

Example:
Desawar may give 3 bottom Jodis in a row (52, 65, 91),
Then suddenly switch to top Jodis (14, 39, 27).

If you’re chasing a bottom Jodi in a top-heavy phase, you’ll miss every time.

🧠 Position Behavior by Game
Each game has its own position trend pattern.

🟢 Desawar
Loves delay + top Jodis

Often stays top-heavy for 3–4 days

Watch for sudden bottom switch

Tip:
If Desawar gives 2 top Jodis, expect the 3rd to flip to bottom.

🟡 Gali
Alternates positions quickly

One day top, next day bottom

Watch chart behavior — Gali is reactive

Tip:
Use mirror + position together for better accuracy.

🟠 Faridabad
Repeats middle-range Jodis

Doesn’t favor extreme top or extreme bottom

Play 30–69 range more often

Tip:
Reverse logic + mid-position works best.

📈 Weekly Position Tracker Format
Use this sheet to watch how charts behave:

Day Game Jodi Position Logic Used Result Next Move
Mon Desawar 39 Top Delay ✅ Monitor switch
Tue Desawar 65 Bottom Mirror ❌ Likely trap
Wed Desawar 27 Top Delay ✅ Confirm top bias
Thu Gali 85 Bottom Mirror ✅ Watch for top
Fri Gali 41 Top Delay ✅ Flip confirmed

This helps you avoid guessing.
You follow flow — not emotion.

🧮 How to Use Position Logic in Your Strategy
✅ Step 1: Watch Last 3 Chart Results
3 top Jodis? A bottom one may be coming

2 bottom? Time to retry top-position logic

✅ Step 2: Match Logic to Position
Delay works better on top Jodis

Mirror and reverse play better on bottom Jodis

✅ Step 3: Don’t Mix Position Paths
Once you’re tracking a Jodi (e.g., 38), don’t get distracted by a hit from the opposite end (e.g., 84).

Stay loyal to the zone your logic fits in.

🚫 Position Mistakes to Avoid
❌ Chasing top Jodis during bottom-heavy cycles
You’ll waste 3 days before realizing the switch

❌ Not recording the chart flow
If you don’t write it down, you’ll misjudge the pattern

❌ Ignoring position when planning 5 Jodis
Your Jodi plan must include a position mix (not all top or all bottom)

🔐 Advanced Tip: Position + Mirror = High Hit in Gali
If Gali drops:

A bottom-position Jodi (e.g., 93)

And your planned Jodi is its top-position mirror (e.g., 48)

That’s a trigger sign.
Play mirror the next day — it often flips position with the mirror.

💼 Sample Weekly Jodi Plan Using Position Logic
Jodi Game Position Logic Day Plan Result
38 Desawar Top Delay Mon–Tue ✅
72 Gali Bottom Mirror Wed ✅
26 FBD Mid Reverse Fri ✅
49 Gali Top Delay Sat ❌
85 Desawar Bottom Mirror Sun ❌

Even with 2 misses, you hit 3 clean profits — all by managing position and logic.