Delhi Satta King Result Today: Every Delhi Draw, Its Time and Chart

Delhi Satta King Result Today and Yesterday: All Delhi Draws

The board above is a filtered view of the home page board: only the draws with Delhi in the name, in the order they open through the day. Each row shows yesterday's number on the left and today's on the right. XX means that draw has not opened yet; it never means zero or cancelled.

The board refreshes on its own every minute while the tab is open, and the "Updated" stamp under it is the real time the numbers were last collected. If a Delhi draw is past its time and still shows XX, the source has not published yet. Wait for the board rather than taking a number from a chat group.

Every Delhi Satta King Draw and the Time It Opens

The Delhi draws are spread across the afternoon and the evening, with one late-night draw at the end. Most of them sit in a tight afternoon window between half past two and a quarter to four, which is why so many people confuse one Delhi draw with another. The table lists the eleven draws on our board that carry the Delhi name, with the published time of each.

The published time is when the people who run a draw are supposed to declare the number. In practice the number reaches the boards a few minutes later, and on a slow day it can be later still. None of these draws is run by a company or licensed by anyone; the time is a habit, not a rule that can be enforced.

Why Delhi has so many draws

The modern Satta King draws grew up around Delhi and its neighbours in the 1990s and 2000s. Gali, Disawar, Faridabad and Ghaziabad are the four big names, and three of them are towns in the Delhi NCR. As the game spread, smaller operators started their own draws and borrowed the capital's name for them, because a draw called "Delhi something" sounds established. That is the whole reason the Delhi Satta King list is as long as it is.

Delhi Bazar: The Biggest Delhi Satta King Draw

If a search for Delhi Satta King is really about one draw, it is almost always Delhi Bazar. Delhi Bazar opens at 03:00 PM and has more readers than every other Delhi draw put together. It is the afternoon draw people check during a lunch break, in the same way they check Disawar with their morning tea and Gali before bed.

Because of that size, Delhi Bazar has its own page on this site with the big two-number card, its spelling variants (bazar, bajar, bazaar) and the draws that copy its name. If Delhi Bazar is the draw you want, go to the Delhi Bazar page; this page is for the whole Delhi family.

Two draws are easy to mix up with it. New Delhi Darbar opens at the same time, 03:00 PM, and Delhi Bazar Day opens fifteen minutes later at 03:15 PM. All three have separate numbers. When a chat message says "Delhi aa gaya" (Delhi is out) at 03:05, check which of the three it means before you believe it.

Delhi Satta King vs Delhi Disawar: Not the Same Thing

"Delhi Disawar" is one of the most typed Delhi searches, and it causes the most confusion. Disawar is not a Delhi draw. It is the early-morning draw at 05:00 AM, the oldest of the four main draws, and it has nothing to do with the afternoon Delhi draws on this page. People add "Delhi" to the search because the game as a whole is associated with Delhi, not because there is a Delhi edition of Disawar.

Some result sites do list a draw called "Delhi Disawar". Where it exists, it is a small local draw that has borrowed both names, and its time varies from site to site. It is not the 05:00 AM Disawar. For the real morning draw, use the Satta King Disawar page, which has the single-draw card and the month's chart.

The same applies to "Delhi Gali", "Delhi Faridabad" and "Delhi Ghaziabad". Gali is Gali, at 11:25 PM. Faridabad and Ghaziabad are named after their towns, which are in the NCR but are not Delhi. The Delhi Satta King board on this page is only the draws that actually carry Delhi in their board name.

Delhi Darbar, Delhi Day, Delhi Noon: Searched Names and Board Names

A lot of Delhi searches use names that do not appear on any board exactly as typed. They are shortened, misspelt or old names for draws that are listed under a slightly different name. The table maps the names people search to the draw you will find on the board and its time.

"Delhi Noon" is the trickiest. Different sites use it for different draws, and some use it for a draw that is not on our board at all. If you are following a Delhi Noon number from a chat group, ask which board name it comes from and what time it opened. If nobody can tell you, it is not a number worth following.

Why board names and searched names drift apart

Draw names are written down by whoever runs the first result board that lists them, and then copied. A draw that started as "Delhi Bazar Day" becomes "Delhi Day" in speech, then in searches, and eventually some sites list it that way. Our board uses the name the source publishes for each draw, which is why the text here sometimes uses one spelling and the board another.

Delhi Draws and the Monthly Chart for October 2026

The monthly record chart on this site covers the four main draws: Disawar, Faridabad, Ghaziabad and Gali, one column each, one row per date. The Delhi draws are not in it yet. Their day-by-day record is being collected, and the Delhi Bazar month record will join the chart archive once there is a full month to show. Until then, the board at the top of this page is the place for today's and yesterday's Delhi numbers.

The chart is useful for the Delhi reader for one reason: it shows how a record chart works, so the Delhi Bazar chart will be familiar when it arrives. The chart guide explains the columns, and the 2026 chart page keeps the older months.

How to Read the Delhi Satta King Board

The board is a list, and it is read the same way whether it shows two draws or two hundred. A few points save most of the confusion.

1. Find the draw by its board name, not by the name in your head. "Delhi Day" is listed as Delhi Bazar Day; "Delhi Darbar" is listed as New Delhi Darbar.
2. Check the time next to the name. If the time is still in the future, the number for today cannot exist yet, however loudly a group claims it.
3. Read the right column for today, the left for yesterday. The date is printed above each column, so you can see which day is which after midnight too.
4. Treat XX as "not yet". It changes to a two-digit number when the draw opens.

What the board cannot do is tell you what comes next. Each draw is decided by the people who run it, on the day, offline. A number that came in Delhi Bazar yesterday says nothing about Delhi Bazar today, and nothing at all about Super Delhi or Delhi King, which are separate draws run by separate groups. The result guide covers the full board in the same plain way.

Delhi Satta King and the Law in Delhi

Betting on these draws is illegal in Delhi. India's general gambling law is the Public Gambling Act of 1867, and Delhi also has its own act, the Delhi Public Gambling Act of 1955, which applies within the capital. Delhi Police act under it, and the news regularly carries reports of raids on places where bets on Gali, Disawar and the Delhi draws were being taken. The text of the central act is on India Code, the government's law database.

Since 2025 there is also a central law on online money games, the Promotion and Regulation of Online Gaming Act, which prohibits them across India. So there is no legal way to bet on a Delhi draw, in a shop or on a phone, and any app or site that offers it is breaking the law no matter what its banner says.

Reading a result is not a crime. This site publishes numbers that have already been declared, as a record, and does not take bets or payments. The safety and legal guide goes through the law in more detail, including what to do if you have been cheated by a number seller.

Delhi Satta King Khabar: "Leak" Claims and How the Scam Works

"Khabar" means news, and in the chat groups it means a number sold before a draw. Delhi draws are popular with the sellers because there are so many of them: a seller can post a guess for each of the afternoon Delhi draws, delete the misses and screenshot the one that landed. By evening the screenshot is the "proof" for tomorrow's paid group.

Think about how a draw is run. A small group of people declares the number at the published time, offline. Nobody outside that group knows it a minute earlier, and anyone inside it who sold it would be ending their own business. So every Delhi Satta King "leak" offered before 03:00 PM is a guess, and the fee you are asked to pay is the whole point of the message.

What the Delhi number-selling scam looks like

• A paid "VIP group" promising a number for each Delhi draw, with a UPI fee to join.
• Screenshots of past wins with the time and the sender cropped out.
• A countdown: "only ten minutes before Delhi Bazar, pay now".
• A request for a UPI PIN, an OTP or a screen-sharing app, none of which is needed to receive a message.
• Claims that the number comes from the "Delhi company". There is no company.

If you have paid someone and want it reported, the national cybercrime portal takes complaints online and 1930 is the helpline. The today's update page explains the whole pattern and why no site, this one included, can give a number before the draw.

Checking the Delhi Result on a Phone

Most Delhi readers open this page on an Android phone in the early afternoon, often at work and often on a weak signal. A few habits make it painless.

• Open the page a minute or two before the draw you want and leave it; the board refreshes on its own every minute.
• Add the page to your home screen from the browser menu. There is no app to install and no APK to download.
• Scan the time column first, then the name. Three Delhi draws open at 03:00 PM and 03:15 PM, and the time stops you reading the wrong row.
• Turn the phone sideways if the board feels cramped; the columns stay in place.
• Data use is tiny: a full page load is lighter than one photo in a chat app, and nothing on the page plays video.

The phone and browser guide has more on browsers, data saving and telling this site apart from copycats that use a similar name. For a single draw with a countdown to the next one, the live page is the better view.

Conclusion: Delhi Satta King on One Board

The Delhi Satta King result is not one number but eleven, spread from 02:30 PM to 11:10 PM, and this page shows all of them on one board with the time next to each name. Delhi Bazar is the one most people mean, and it has its own page; Delhi Disawar is a search, not a draw. The names people type are mapped to the names the board uses, and the law in Delhi is stated plainly: betting is illegal, reading a result is not. For the rest of the day's draws, go back to the home page, or follow the Gali draw that opens fifteen minutes after Delhi Evening.