How Satta King Results Are Declared Each Day

Every Satta King game declares one two-digit result a day, at a fixed time, and then nothing more until the next day. If you have ever asked "satta king result kab aata hai" (सट्टा किंग रिजल्ट कब आता है), the short answer is that it depends on the game: from Desawar early in the morning to Gali close to midnight. This guide explains how a Satta King result is declared, how this site records it, and what the symbols on the result board mean. For background, read our other main guides: what Satta King is, how to read a Satta King chart and is Satta King legal in India.

One point first. This site only publishes results that have already been declared. It is not an official source for any game, it does not take bets, and it cannot tell anyone a number in advance.

How is a Satta King result declared?

A Satta King result is declared once a day for each game, as a single two-digit number from 00 to 99. Each game has its own usual time, and the number is announced around that time by whoever runs the game.

These games are not state lotteries. They are run privately, betting on them is illegal in most of India, and no government body announces or checks the numbers. The legal guide linked above explains the law in more detail.

Once a result is out, it spreads by word of mouth, by phone and across many websites, each copying it from somewhere else. That long chain is the reason most delays and mix-ups happen, as you will see further down.

A few simple rules apply to every game:

• One result per day. A game never has two results on the same date. If a page shows a "second" number for the same game and date, one of them is wrong.
• Fixed time. Each game is declared at about the same time every day. All times are Indian Standard Time (IST).
• Two digits only. The result is always between 00 and 99. Many people call this number the jodi (जोड़ी), which means "pair".
• Some days have no result. On some festivals and holidays a game does not declare at all. Charts mark those days with XX.

Satta King result time: the order of the day

Results come in one game at a time, from early morning until close to midnight. Among the main games, Desawar (Disawar, Dishawar, दिसावर) is declared first in the morning and Gali (गली) is declared last at night.

The table below shows the six main games in the order they are usually declared, with a link to each game's own page and record chart.

Many smaller games fill the gaps between these six. Bhopal Morning comes even earlier than Desawar, around 04:45 AM, while games such as Haridwar (12:00 PM) and Hindustan (08:15 PM) fall in the middle of the day and the evening. In all, 19 games are running today. Every one of them, with its time, is on our Satta King result time table.

A game's time can shift by a few minutes on some days, and now and then a game moves to a new time. The time table always shows the current times, so use it rather than an old screenshot or a forwarded message.

Which date does the morning Desawar result belong to?

Desawar belongs to the date on which it is declared, even though it comes out in the early morning. On this site, a Desawar number declared at 05:15 AM on 10 March is written in the 10 March row. Gali, declared late at night on 10 March, also goes in the 10 March row. Our guide on Gali and Desawar meaning explains where the two names come from.

How this site records each result

Results reach this site automatically from a public results feed, and every value is checked before it is saved. Here is what happens, step by step.

1. Checked every minute. The site looks for new results every minute, so a number usually appears here within a minute or two of reaching the feed.
2. Validated before saving. A value is saved only if it is two digits (00 to 99) or XX. Anything else is thrown away. A number that turns up more than an hour before a game's usual time is also ignored, because a real result cannot exist that early.
3. Recorded under the declaration date. Every number is filed in the row for the day it came out, as explained above for Desawar.
4. Re-checked every night. Each night the current year is compared with the full yearly tables of the feed. If a number was missed, or was later corrected at the source, our record is updated and the change is logged.
5. Manual corrections are locked. When we fix a result by hand after checking it, that value is locked, so the automatic updates cannot change it again.

The same checked numbers then appear everywhere on the site: the live board on the homepage, each game's page, the yearly record charts (रिकॉर्ड चार्ट) and the monthly mix charts. Our editorial policy, linked at the bottom of every page, describes these checks and how we handle reported errors.

What do WAIT, -- and XX mean?

WAIT means a result is due but not in yet, -- means there is no number for that cell yet, and XX means the day passed with no result. Two digits always mean a declared result.

WAIT on the live board does not mean the game is closed. It usually changes to a number within minutes. If no number comes at all that day, the date is later marked XX in the record chart.

XX is not a number. It does not stand for 00 or any other digit. It only marks a gap in the record. The chart-reading guide linked at the top of this page shows how these symbols sit inside a full yearly table.

Why is a Satta King result sometimes late?

A result is late when it is declared late at the source, or when it takes time to travel to websites. Most late results show up within a short while, and a few days have no result at all.

• Late at the source. The game itself may announce later than usual on some days. Until that happens, there is simply nothing for any website to show.
• Delay in the chain. Results pass from person to person and from site to site. Each step adds time, and a feed can be slow or briefly down.
• Closed days. On some holidays and festivals a game does not run. The live board can show WAIT for a while, and the chart later shows XX for that date.
• An old page on your phone. Your browser may be showing a saved copy. Refresh the page, or close it and open it again.

The live board on this site refreshes on its own while the page is open. If a result still shows WAIT long after its usual time, check again a little later or open that game's own page.

Why do websites sometimes show different numbers?

Different sites can show different numbers for a few minutes because they copy results from different places, at different speeds, and sometimes by hand. The real result is the one that stays the same everywhere once things settle down.

• Typing mistakes. Many sites enter results by hand. A 69 can easily become a 96, and the error may be fixed only after someone notices.
• Fake early numbers. Some pages post a number before the declared time, to attract clicks or to sell so-called "leak" numbers. Any number shown before a game's time is not a result.
• Different date rules. A site that files the morning Desawar result under the previous date will seem to disagree with us by one day. Compare the dates before deciding which number is right.
• Saved or cached pages. Some sites, and some browsers, keep showing an older version of a page for a few minutes.
• Later corrections. Now and then a number is corrected after it first appears. Our nightly re-check picks up these changes in our own record.

Website names add to the confusion. Names like "786", "fast" or "black" are only labels that many sites use. They are not separate games or separate sources, and none of them is official. Neither is this site.

Where to check today's and yesterday's results

Today's results of all running games are on the homepage of this website (gali-results.com), which updates every minute. Yesterday's numbers, timings and full charts each have their own page.

• Today: the Satta King result today board on the homepage shows each game's number as soon as it is in, next to yesterday's number (Kal).
• Yesterday: the Satta King yesterday result page lists every game's result from the previous day.
• Timings: the time table linked above shows when each game is usually declared.
• One game: each game has its own page with today's result and its full record. The six main games are linked in the table above.
• Whole year: the Satta King chart 2026 shows the main games day by day for the current year, with older years going back to 2021.

For developers: JSON data

The same live data is published as JSON at /api/live.json, refreshed every minute. It gives today's date, yesterday's date and the time of the last change. For each running game it gives the slug, name, usual time, page address, yesterday's value (y) and today's value (t). Today's value stays empty (null) until the result is in.

A list of all games, with their Hindi names, times and the years that have chart data, is at /api/games.json. Please cache these files and poll no more than about once a minute, because they do not change faster than that.

Can anyone know a result before it is declared?

No. A result does not exist until it is declared, so nobody can see it earlier, whatever they claim. Past results in a chart are a record only and say nothing about the next number.

If someone offers you a number before the declared time and asks for money, it is a scam. Our guide to leak and fix number scams shows how the trick works. You can report online fraud on the National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal or by calling the helpline 1930.

This guide is for information only. A record chart is history, not a prediction. Follow the law of your state. 18+ only. Disclaimer · Editorial policy