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Satta King is a lottery-style gambling game originating in India, historically tied to betting on cotton prices. Modern versions involve betting on random numbers (0-99). The "king" refers to the winner of a round.

"Matka" (meaning "earthen pot") is the original game, where numbers were drawn from a pot. "Satta King" is a modern, simplified variant of Matka. Both involve number betting but differ in rules and terminology.

Satta King evolved from the 1960s "Ankada Jugar" (digit betting) on cotton prices. It gained popularity in Mumbai and was later formalized into the Satta King format by operators like Ratan Khatri.

It’s almost entirely luck-based. While some players analyze "charts" (historical results), outcomes are random. No strategy guarantees wins.

18+ in most regions, but since Satta King is unregulated, age limits are rarely enforced. We strongly advise against underage gambling.

- Single: A single digit (0-9).
- Jodi/Pair: Two digits (e.g., 12).
- Panna/Patti: Three digits (e.g., 123).
Payouts vary: Singles pay 9:1, Jodis 90:1, and Pannas 900:1.

You choose a number (single/jodi/panna) and hand cash to a local "bookie." If your number matches the declared result, you win. Bets typically range from ₹10 to ₹10,000+.

A chart is a grid tracking historical results (e.g., Gali, Desawar). Players use it to spot patterns, though outcomes remain random.

Results are drawn publicly (often via physical draws or online systems). For example, Gali results are declared at 11 PM daily. Baba Chart updates results in real-time.

Most games have two draws: "open" (morning/afternoon) and "close" (evening). The final result is a combination of both (e.g., open 5 + close 3 = jodi 53).

We aim for sub-2-minute updates after official declarations. Our team monitors multiple sources to ensure accuracy.

We track popular games like Gali, Desawar, Faridabad, Delhi Bazaar, and Madhur Day. See our homepage for a full list.

Results are "pending" if the official draw hasn’t occurred yet (e.g., pre-scheduled games). We update them immediately after declaration.

Yes! We source data from verified bookies and public draws. If you spot a discrepancy, contact us—we’ll investigate within 24 hours.

Use our Charts section to filter results by game and date. We archive data for up to 12 months.

Satta King is illegal in most Indian states under the Public Gambling Act (1867). Exceptions include Sikkim and Goa, which regulate certain lotteries. Always check local laws.

Law enforcement can charge you with "public gambling" under Section 3 of the Public Gambling Act, leading to fines or jail time. Bookies face stricter penalties.

No. Online platforms are unregulated and often scams. Offline bookies also pose risks (e.g., non-payment). We do not endorse any gambling activity.

Never share personal/financial details with bookies. Avoid "guaranteed win" schemes—if it sounds too good to be true, it is.

Satta King bets are unenforceable in court. We recommend avoiding bookies altogether to prevent such issues.

No. Outcomes are random, so no system guarantees profits. "Chart analysis" is superstition—past results don’t predict future numbers.

Don’t gamble at all. If you choose to play, set a strict budget (e.g., ₹500/month) and never chase losses.

"Hot" numbers (frequently drawn) are a myth. Each number has equal probability—past draws don’t influence future results.

Singles have better odds (1/10 chance) but lower payouts. Jodis pay more (1/100 chance) but are riskier. It depends on your risk tolerance.

Bookies typically pay 9:1 for singles, 90:1 for jodis, and 900:1 for pannas. However, they keep a 5-10% "commission," reducing effective payouts.

We provide informational content only—no gambling is facilitated here. Our goal is to help users understand the risks and make informed choices.

No. We explicitly prohibit using our data for gambling. See our Terms of Service for details.

Reach out to organizations like Nirgundi (India) for support. Block gambling sites, delete betting apps, and confide in a trusted person.

Unverified reports claim wins up to ₹1 crore, but these are rare. Most players lose money long-term due to the game’s negative expected value.

Yes, but legality depends on your country. For example, it’s illegal in the UAE and parts of Europe. Always research local laws.

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Online lotteries are regulated and legal in some regions (e.g., Indian state lotteries). Satta King is unregulated and illegal in most places.

Delays can happen due to technical issues (e.g., power outages at draw centers) or human error. We update our site as soon as official results are available.

Yes, but this increases your risk. Bookies often encourage "multi-game" betting to maximize their profits.

The term refers to illegal, unregulated Satta King operations. Most Satta King games fall into this category.

Bookies take a commission (5-10%) from all bets. They also profit when more players lose than win.

No. All Satta King apps are unregulated and high-risk. Many are scams designed to steal money or data.

Bookies may delay or refuse payment. In extreme cases, they could threaten you. This is why we warn against gambling.

Charts list past results in rows/columns (e.g., date vs. game). Look for patterns like "consecutive numbers," but remember: past performance ≠ future results.

Gali and Desawar are the most widely played, especially in North India. Both have twice-daily draws.

Yes. The thrill of winning and fear of missing out (FOMO) make Satta King highly addictive. If you feel unable to stop, seek help immediately.