Satta King Ghaziabad Result Today and Ghaziabad Chart 2026 (09:55 PM)

Satta King Ghaziabad Result Today and Yesterday

The grey tile on the left is yesterday's Ghaziabad number and the green tile on the right is today's. Until 09:55 PM the right tile reads XX, which means the draw has not opened and nothing else. Once the number is published it appears here, on the main result board and in today's row of the chart below, all from one collection.

The "Updated" line under the tiles is the real time of the last fetch. If it reads early evening when it is already ten, the collection has stalled and the card holds the last good number instead of inventing one. The page refreshes itself every minute while it is open, so leave it and wait rather than reloading over and over.

Why 09:55 and not ten o'clock

Nobody who runs the draw has published a reason, and the honest answer is that the time is a convention that stuck. What matters is the effect: because the draw lands five minutes before the hour, the first Satta King Ghaziabad number of the night usually reaches boards right around ten, and people who look at the clock assume it is a 10 PM draw. It is not, and a board showing a number at 09:50 PM is showing a guess.

The 09:55 PM Draw: Third of the Four Big Draws

Ghaziabad is the third big draw of the day. Disawar opens the day at 05:00 AM, Faridabad comes at 06:00 PM, Ghaziabad at 09:55 PM and Gali at 11:25 PM. The stretch from Faridabad to Ghaziabad is almost four hours, filled with smaller draws; the stretch from Ghaziabad to Gali is exactly ninety minutes and is the busiest part of the day on result sites.

The half hour before 09:55 PM is thick with draws that sound like the main one. A number in a chat group at 09:46 PM is New Ghaziabad; one at 08:32 PM is Ghaziabad Night. The card above waits for the 09:55 PM draw and ignores the rest, which is why it can look "slow" next to a group that posts every number it hears.

Weekdays, weekends and slow nights

The draw runs every day of the week. The chain of boards that carries the number is slowest on festival nights and on evenings when the earlier draws were late, because the same people pass along every number. A delay of ten or fifteen minutes on such a night is not a sign that something is wrong with the draw; it is the chain catching up.

Satta King Ghaziabad Chart for October 2026

The chart has one column, headed GZBD, the short code boards have used for the Ghaziabad draw for years. It lists the number for each date of the month so far, with today's row at XX until 09:55 PM. For Ghaziabad beside Disawar, Faridabad and Gali, the Satta King chart page shows the four columns together, and the Satta King 2026 page keeps each month of the year.

A new row is added at the daily rebuild and the live refresh fills today's cell when the number lands. A blank on a past date means the source published nothing for that night, and the blank stays. The column holds the main 09:55 PM draw only; Ghaziabad Din, Night, Old and New are not mixed into it, which is why this column can disagree with a board that lumps them together.

The GZBD column in the combined chart

On the four-column chart the Ghaziabad column sits third from the left, between Faridabad and Gali, in the order the draws open. Reading across a row shows what was published on one date in three separate draws. It does not show a sequence, because the groups that declare each number do not consult one another, and the Satta King Ghaziabad number has no bearing on the Gali number that follows it.

How to Read the Ghaziabad Chart

A record chart is a ledger of the past. The useful ways to read it all point backwards: find a date, check a number, compare two boards. The useless way points forward, and it is the one that sells. Keeping that line clear is the whole of reading a Satta King Ghaziabad chart well.

• Verify a claim. "It came on the 9th" is checked in one glance, against a cell recorded on the night rather than remembered a week later.
• Catch a mixed-up board. If a site's Ghaziabad column matches this one on some dates and not others, it is probably mixing in New Ghaziabad or Ghaziabad Night numbers.
• See the month as a whole. Harmless curiosity, as long as it stops at curiosity.

The selling use is "chart analysis": circles, arrows and a claim that a number is "running" or "due". Each night's number is chosen by people at 09:55 PM with no reference to the night before, so the arrows join nothing. The page on khabar and scams explains why any number sold before a draw is a guess, and the same rule holds for every column on the site.

Satta King Ghaziabad Din, Night, Old and New: Which Is Which

The Ghaziabad name is attached to five draws on the main board, spread across the afternoon and evening. They are separate draws with separate numbers and operators. Two of them, Ghaziabad Din in the afternoon and New Ghaziabad ten minutes before the main draw, cause most of the confusion.

The ten-minute gap between New Ghaziabad and Ghaziabad is the sharpest trap on the whole board. A group posts a number at 09:47 PM with the caption "Ghaziabad", people repeat it, and at 10:02 PM a different number arrives and everyone argues about which was "real". Both were real; they were two draws. The first was New Ghaziabad and the second was the Satta King Ghaziabad draw this page tracks.

Ghaziabad Night versus the night Ghaziabad

The name "Ghaziabad Night" sounds like it should be the main late draw, and "Ghaziabad Din" sounds like a daytime version of it. In practice both are smaller draws that borrowed the name on either side of the main one. The full result page lists all five with their times, so a number heard in passing can be matched to the right row.

Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh and the Law

Ghaziabad is a city in western Uttar Pradesh, just across the Delhi border on the east side, and the draw took its name from the city in the 1990s when the north Indian draws grew up around the capital. As with Faridabad to the south, the city is only the name. The draw is not run by anyone in the city's administration, and its number is declared offline by a small group.

Betting on a Satta King Ghaziabad draw is illegal in Uttar Pradesh under the Public Gambling Act, 1867, which the state applies, and it is illegal in Delhi and most other states under that Act or their own gambling laws. Since 2025 online money games have been barred across India as well. Reading a published number is not betting, and this site shows numbers for information only. The UP Satta King page covers the other Uttar Pradesh draws, including UP King at 02:00 PM, under the same rule.

What an unregulated draw costs its followers

Because the draw sits outside the law, nobody checks that a number was declared fairly or that anyone was paid. Disputes have no referee. That, more than any section of an Act, is the practical point of the guide to the law and the risks, and it is the reason the guide talks about money, sleep and family before it talks about statutes.

The 90 Minutes from Ghaziabad to Gali

Ghaziabad at 09:55 PM and Gali at 11:25 PM are exactly ninety minutes apart, and that gap shapes how the evening is followed. Readers who stay up for Gali have already seen Ghaziabad; readers who stop at Ghaziabad read Gali in the morning. Result boards get their heaviest traffic of the day in this window, and chat groups fill it with New Gali at 11:00 PM and Delhi Evening at 11:10 PM.

The two numbers have nothing to do with each other. Different groups declare them, and the Ghaziabad number gives no hint of the Gali one. The Gali page picks up the night from here, and the live board shows a countdown to the next draw, which after 09:55 PM is one of the small Gali-named draws before the main one.

A sensible way to follow the night

Check Ghaziabad once when the tile turns green, decide whether you are staying up for Gali, and if you are not, put the phone down. The number will still be there in the morning, and so will Disawar. The ninety minutes are where the sleep goes for people who follow all four draws, and sleep is the first thing the game takes before it takes money.

Satta King Ghaziabad Khabar: The Evening "Leak" Trade

"Khabar" means news; in the groups it means "the number before the draw". For Ghaziabad the selling peaks between eight and nine-thirty, after Faridabad has passed and before the night draws. The offers are the usual ones: a "leak" for a UPI fee, a "VIP group" with an entry charge, a "Ghaziabad Gali pass" that bundles two guesses, and screenshots of past wins with the time cropped away.

Follow the logic of the draw. A few people decide the number at 09:55 PM, offline. Nobody outside that circle knows it earlier, and anyone inside it who sold it would be ending the draw they earn from. So every Satta King Ghaziabad khabar on offer before the draw is a guess, and the fee is the only certain part of the deal.

The ten-minute trick

Ghaziabad has one scam that is its own. A seller waits for New Ghaziabad at 09:45 PM, posts that number in a group with the caption "Ghaziabad leak, before time", and screenshots the post. When the main number arrives at 09:55 PM and differs, the post is deleted; when by chance the two match, the screenshot becomes tomorrow's proof. The ten-minute gap exists to be abused, and the only defence is knowing that the two draws are separate.

• A "before time" number at 09:46 PM is New Ghaziabad, every time.
• A request for your UPI PIN or an OTP "to unlock" the number is a theft attempt. No message needs either.
• A countdown that ends at 09:50 PM is designed to beat the moment you could check for yourself.
• A refund promise is worth nothing once the group is deleted at 10 PM.

If you have paid, report it. The national cybercrime portal takes complaints online and 1930 is the helpline. The safety guide lists what to keep as evidence and what happens after a report.

Checking the Ghaziabad Result on a Phone

Most readers open this page on a phone a few minutes before ten, at home after dinner or still on the road. A few habits make the check quick and keep it from turning into an hour of refreshing.

• Open the page at about 09:50 PM and leave it. The card refreshes every minute on its own.
• Add the page to your home screen from the browser menu. There is no app, no APK and no login.
• If the tile still shows XX at 10:10 PM, the chain is slow. Wait; do not take a number from a group.
• Remember the ten-minute rule: anything you hear before 09:55 PM is New Ghaziabad.
• A full load of this page uses less data than one photo in a chat app, so a poor signal is enough.
• Decide before ten whether you are staying up for Gali, so the decision is not made by the phone.

The guide to checking results online covers browsers, data saving and how to tell this site from copycats that put "fast" or "super" in their names. The combined chart on the chart guide works on a phone too, though the single GZBD column above is easier to read on a small screen.

Conclusion: Satta King Ghaziabad at Five to Ten

The Satta King Ghaziabad result opens at 09:55 PM, and this page shows it the moment it is published, with yesterday's number beside it and the month's GZBD column below. The five draws that share the name are set out with their times, the ten-minute gap to New Ghaziabad is explained because it is the source of most mistakes, and the ninety minutes to Gali are described so you can decide in advance whether to stay up. The page never predicts and never charges. For the last draw of the night, go to the Gali result; for everything else, the front page has every draw on one board.