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In online Satta number games, charts aren’t just history — they’re prediction tools.

The truth is, many experienced players don’t rely on tips, insiders, or luck.
They predict numbers using nothing but Satta result charts — the same public charts available to everyone.

If you've ever stared at a result chart and thought "it’s all random," this article will show you otherwise. Because hidden inside those rows of digits are repeat cycles, gaps, and behavioral clues that can help you predict the next Jodi or Ank with surprising accuracy.

Ready to learn the skill?

Let’s break down how to predict Satta numbers using only chart patterns.

???? What Are Satta Charts?
Satta charts are tables showing past results of different games — Gali, Desawar, Faridabad, etc.

Each entry usually shows:

Date

Game name

Result (Jodi, Ank, or Panna)

Example:

Date Desawar Gali Faridabad
July 1 74 29 66
June 30 31 70 19
June 29 66 92 47

At first glance, it looks like noise. But when viewed through a pattern lens, it becomes a prediction tool.

???? Pattern 1: Repeating Jodis (3–5 Day Cycle)
One of the most common patterns is Jodi repetition every 3–5 days.

How to spot it:

Go back 10–15 days

Find any Jodi that appears more than once

Check the gap — is it repeating after 3, 4, or 5 days?

✅ Example:

Jodi 66 in Faridabad appears on June 29

Again on July 1

That’s a 2-day repeat cycle

So if today is July 4, and 66 hasn’t hit again, it might be due.

???? What to do: Add it to your prediction list for the next 2–3 days.

❄️ Pattern 2: Cold Numbers (Missing for 10+ Days)
Some Jodis go "silent" for 10 or more days. These are called cold numbers — and they usually don’t stay missing for long.

How to find:

Make a list of the last 10–15 days of Jodis

See which numbers haven’t shown up

If a Jodi hasn’t appeared in 10–15 days, it’s a high-probability pick

✅ Example:
If Jodi 82 hasn’t been seen in any game since June 15, and today is July 1, it’s a good candidate.

???? Pattern 3: Ending Digit Repeats
satta gali (browse this site) results often have ending digit streaks.

Here’s what to do:

List the last digit of each Jodi over the past 7–10 days

Count how many times each digit (0–9) appears

The most frequent and least frequent endings both matter

✅ Example:

If in the last 10 Gali results, Jodis ending in 3 appeared 4 times —
You might expect another Jodi ending in 3 soon.

Or, if no Jodis ended in 6 for 12 days — 6 might be overdue.

⌛ Pattern 4: Game-Specific Repeats
Each game has its own behavior. For example:

Gali repeats Jodis within 2–4 days more often

Desawar has more 6–8 day gaps

Faridabad often mirrors results from 7 days ago

✅ Example:

Gali July 1: 29

Gali June 24: 29
7-day mirror. That’s a pattern.

So you might check if June 25’s Gali result could reappear on July 2.

???? Pattern 5: Day of the Week Patterns
Some numbers appear more on specific days.

How to analyze:

Create a weekly chart

List all Monday, Tuesday, etc. results

Look for digits or Jodis that favor certain weekdays

✅ Example:

If Jodi 85 appears on three straight Thursdays, that’s a cycle worth noticing.

???? How to Combine These Patterns for Prediction
The best predictions come from overlapping patterns.

Let’s say:

Jodi 47 hasn’t appeared in 12 days (cold)

It ends with 7 (hot digit this week)

It appeared exactly 7 days ago in Gali (weekly mirror)

That’s three signals pointing to 47.

???? Add it to your bet list for the next 2–3 days.

???? How a Smart Player Builds a Prediction Sheet
Pick Why It Was Chosen Based On Pattern
47 Cold for 12 days, ends in 7, 7-day repeat Cold + Ending + Mirror
66 Repeating every 2–3 days in Faridabad Short Cycle
85 Appears on Thursdays 3x in a row Weekday Pattern

This sheet becomes your logic-driven bet plan — not random guesswork.

❌ Common Mistakes When Using Charts
???? Betting only on hot numbers without understanding cycles
???? Changing picks daily instead of letting patterns mature
???? Playing 10 numbers with no focus
???? Ignoring game-specific behavior