Why Chart Study is the Backbone of Smart Satta King Guessing

In the Satta King world, some players guess blindly, hoping for a lucky hit. Others treat the game with discipline — analyzing past results, finding patterns, and following logic. The secret weapon behind these strategic players is chart study.

Whether you’re playing Desawar, Gali, Faridabad, or Ghaziabad, the historical results chart holds powerful insights — if you know how to read it. In this article, we’ll break down how chart study works, why it matters, and how to use it to make smarter guesses.

What Is a Satta King Chart?
A Satta King chart is a record of past results from a particular market. It shows:

The date of each result

The winning number

Sometimes the “Jodi” (two-digit pairing)

Each market has its own chart. Players use these charts to detect:

Repeating numbers

Long-absent numbers (gaps)

Mirror patterns

Ending digit trends

Day-of-week patterns

Smart players don’t guess based on luck — they guess based on data.

Why Chart Study Matters
Without chart analysis, your guesses are random.

With chart study, you:
✅ Identify trends
✅ Understand the market’s flow
✅ Improve your logic over time
✅ Avoid emotional decisions
✅ Reduce the number of guesses

A chart is like a roadmap. It won’t guarantee success, but it shows you where not to go — and where to look closely.

Step-by-Step Guide: How to Study a Satta King Chart
Step 1: Choose Your Market
Pick one market (e.g., Desawar) and open the last 30–60 results. You can use:

Official chart websites

Market apps

Handwritten logs

Stick to one market to avoid confusion.

Step 2: Look for Repeating Numbers
Some numbers appear more frequently than others in certain markets. These are called “hot” numbers.

Example:
In the last 15 days of Gali, if the number 76 appeared 3 times, it may be cycling more often.

Log it as a hot number.

Step 3: Identify Long-Gap Numbers
Some numbers haven’t appeared in weeks. These are called “cold” or “gap” numbers.

Example:
In Faridabad, if 49 hasn’t hit in 25 days, it’s a potential comeback candidate.

Write down numbers that haven’t shown in 15–30 days.

Step 4: Analyze Ending Digits
Ending digit patterns are very common in charts.

Look at the last digit of winning numbers:

45 → ends in 5

73 → ends in 3

28 → ends in 8

If 5 has appeared 4 times in a week, it might be “overplayed.” Look for underplayed endings.

Step 5: Study Mirror Patterns
A mirror number is one that frequently appears after its counterpart.

Common mirror pairs:

1 ↔ 6

2 ↔ 7

3 ↔ 8

4 ↔ 9

0 ↔ 5

If Desawar hit 31 yesterday, look for mirror pairs like 86 or 36 in the next result.

Step 6: Check Day-Based Trends
Some markets show a pattern where certain numbers hit more often on specific days.

Example:

Gali tends to repeat numbers ending in 9 on Fridays

Faridabad shows even numbers more often on Mondays

Use a weekly chart to test this pattern.

How to Record and Use Chart Data
Make a chart tracker like this:

Date Market Result Hot No. Gap No. Ending Mirror
10 June Desawar 74 74 28 4 29
11 June Desawar 29 29 61 9 74

This helps you:

Spot active patterns

Build logic combinations (gap + mirror, hot + ending)

Reduce random guessing

Smart Strategies Using Chart Study
🔍 Strategy 1: Gap + Ending Logic
Pick numbers that:

Haven’t appeared in 20+ days

End in a digit that’s due (underplayed)

Example: 36, 66

🔍 Strategy 2: Mirror Bounceback
If yesterday’s result was 13, consider mirror 68 or 18 for today.

🔍 Strategy 3: Hot Number Fade
Avoid guessing a number that just hit 2–3 times recently. Let it cool off first.

Common Mistakes in Chart Study
❌ Looking at only 2–3 days of data
❌ Switching logic every day
❌ Ignoring the difference between markets
❌ Blindly copying others’ chart markings
❌ Not tracking your own results

Chart study is only powerful if you are consistent with it.

Real-Life Example: Player Using Chart Study to Win
Name: Rohan
Market: Faridabad
Method:

Studied 30-day chart

Used gap + mirror logic

Played max 2 numbers per day

Results:

Hit 6 wins in 2 weeks

Avoided losses on 3 days by skipping overplayed numbers

Confidence increased

Saved money by reducing over-guessing