Satta King Disawar Result Today and Disawar Chart 2026

Satta King Disawar Result Today and Yesterday

The card shows two numbers: yesterday's on the left and today's on the right. Before 05:00 AM the right side reads XX, which means the draw has not opened. Once the number is published, usually within a few minutes of the draw time, the card updates and the number also appears on the board of all draws and in the monthly chart below.

The "Updated" line under the card is the time the numbers were last collected. It is the honest way to tell whether what you see is fresh. If it is hours old in the morning, the source may be down, and the card keeps the last known number instead of guessing.

The 05:00 AM Draw: Where Disawar Sits in the Day

Disawar is the first of the four big draws each day, and the one people check when they wake up. The other three are Faridabad in the evening, Ghaziabad late in the evening and Gali just before midnight. Because Gali closes one day and Disawar opens the next, the two are often read together, which is why so many searches pair them as "Gali Disawar".

The published time is 05:00 AM, but the number can take a little longer to reach the boards, especially on days when the source sites are slow. If the card still shows XX at 05:15, wait rather than trusting a number from a chat group; those are often wrong on purpose. The Satta King Disawar draw is also the one most often reported late on holidays, when the people who run it start later than usual.

Because it opens so early, Disawar is the draw that fixes the "yesterday" column for the rest of the day. When you look at the board at noon, Disawar is the only one of the four big draws with a number for today, while Faridabad, Ghaziabad and Gali still show XX. That is normal, and it is why the live page lists the next draw to open rather than making you scan the whole board.

Why Disawar has the most readers

Disawar is the oldest of the daily draws still running, and its name appears in more searches than any other draw. The morning time helps: the result is the first thing many people look up with their tea, and it sets the tone for the chat groups for the rest of the day. That size is also why so many copycat sites carry "Disawar" in their name.

Satta King Disawar Chart for October 2026

The chart lists every Disawar number of the month so far, one row per date. Today's row shows XX until the draw opens. For the combined chart with Faridabad, Ghaziabad and Gali beside it, see the monthly chart page; for the whole year, the year chart for 2026.

How to Read the Disawar Chart

A record chart is just a list: the date on the left, the number on the right. The Satta King Disawar chart on this page has one column; the combined chart on the chart page has four, with Disawar first because it is the first draw of the day. People use a chart in three ways, and only the first two make sense.

1. To confirm a number. Someone tells you a number "came" on the 14th; the chart shows whether it did.
2. To see history. Older months show how the draw has behaved over time, which is harmless curiosity.
3. To predict. This is the one that does not work. Each draw is separate from the one before. A number that has not come for a month is not "due", and a number that came twice is not "hot". The chart records the past; it says nothing about the next draw.

Some sites sell "chart analysis" based on the third idea. It is the same guess with a spreadsheet attached. The Satta King khabar page explains why no analysis of a Satta King Disawar chart can beat a draw that is decided by people, not by a formula.

Disawar, Desawar, Dishawar: Which Spelling Is Right?

All of them point to the same 05:00 AM draw. The word is a transliteration from Hindi, and sites spell it the way their first webmaster did. "Disawar" is the most common in searches, "Desawar" is common on older result boards, and "Dishawar" and "Disawer" turn up too. Our board uses the spelling the source publishes for each draw name, which is why you may see "Desawar" in the board and "Disawar" in the text.

The spelling matters for one reason only: when you search, any of them will find the same result. It does not mark one site as more genuine than another, and no draw and no site has any official standing.

You will also meet the draw under longer names. "Delhi Disawar" and "Delhi Disawar Satta King" usually mean this same draw, because the game is centred on Delhi, although some sites list a separate Delhi-run draw under that name. "Satta King Disawar 2026" or "Disawar 2025" mean the year's record chart, which lives on the 2026 chart page. And "Disawar Satta King 786" or "Black Satta King Disawar" are site brandings in front of the same draw; the 786 page and the Black Satta King page explain where those names come from.

The Disawar Family: Look-alike Draws and Their Times

Because the name is so well known, several other draws borrow it. They are separate draws with separate numbers and times. Mixing them up is the most common reason a reader thinks a board is wrong.

When a chat group says "Disawar is out" at 7 PM, it is almost always one of these. The morning draw opens once, at 05:00 AM. The Delhi result page sorts out the Delhi-named draws in the same way.

Satta King Disawar Khabar: Why There Is No Number Before 05:00 AM

"Khabar" means news. In the chat groups it means "the number before the draw", and there is a trade in selling it: a message promises a "leak" or "single jodi" for a fee paid by UPI, Paytm or PhonePe, with screenshots of past wins as proof. The screenshots are edited. The number is a guess. If it happens to come, the seller posts it everywhere; if it does not, the group is deleted and a new one opens.

Think about how a draw is run. A small group of people declares the number at 05:00 AM, offline. Nobody outside that group knows it a minute earlier, and anyone inside it who leaked it would be ending their own business. So every Satta King Disawar "khabar" you are offered before the draw is either a guess or a scam, and often both.

Signs of a number-selling scam

• A fee, however small, to "join the VIP group" or "unlock today's number".
• Screenshots of wins with the time or the sender cropped out.
• Pressure to pay before a countdown ends.
• A request for your UPI PIN, an OTP or remote access to your phone, which is never needed to receive a message.
• Claims of a "company number" or an insider contact. There is no company and no insider who would talk.

If you have paid someone and want it reported, the National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal takes complaints online, and 1930 is the helpline. The legal status and safety page walks through the steps.

"Satta King Disawar Mein Kya Aaya?" and Other Questions People Type

A large share of the searches that bring people here are plain Hindi questions typed in Roman letters: "Disawar mein kya aaya" (what came in Disawar), "Disawar mein kya khula" (what opened), "aaj Disawar ka number", "kal ka Disawar". They all want the same two things, and the card at the top answers both: today's number on the right, yesterday's on the left.

A few other questions come up often enough to answer here. "Disawar kab khulta hai": 05:00 AM every day, including Sundays and most festivals, although the draw can be late or skip a day without notice. "Disawar ka chart kahan hai": the chart on this page covers the month, and the monthly chart page covers the rest. "Satta King Disawar ki khabar": the only real khabar is the published number after 05:00 AM, and the section above explains why.

If your question is about the game itself rather than this draw, such as what a jodi is, how a draw is run or what the law says, the explainer on the number game and the FAQ cover those in plain words.

A Short History of the Disawar Draw

The number game in India began as Satta Matka in 1960s Mumbai, when bets were placed on the opening and closing cotton rates sent from New York to the Bombay Cotton Exchange. When that stopped, the organisers drew numbered slips from a pot, the "matka". The draws that north India follows today, with Disawar at the head of the list, grew out of that tradition around Delhi in the decades that followed, as a simpler two-digit game with one number per draw per day.

Disawar is generally treated as the oldest of the current daily draws, which is one reason its 05:00 AM slot has never moved. Over time it picked up the companions you see on the board: Gali, Faridabad and Ghaziabad in the evening and night, then dozens of regional draws that copied the format. The result websites came much later, in the 2010s, and the phrase "Satta King", which once meant the winner of a draw, became the name people search for the sites themselves.

None of that history makes the draw legal or safe. It only explains why the Satta King Disawar result is the most looked-up number of the day, and why so many sites and chat groups compete for the people looking.

Checking the Disawar Result on a Phone

Most readers open this page on an Android phone at about five in the morning, often on a weak signal. A few habits make it painless.

• Open the page a minute or two before 05:00 AM and leave it; the card 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.
• If the number has not appeared by 05:15, give it time. Do not switch to a chat group for it.
• Use the single-column chart on this page rather than the combined chart if your screen is small.
• Data use is tiny: a full page load is lighter than one photo in a chat app.

The online guide has more on browsers, data saving and telling this site apart from copycats with similar names.

Conclusion: Satta King Disawar in One Place

The Satta King Disawar result opens at 05:00 AM, this page shows it the moment it is published along with yesterday's number and the month's chart, and the look-alike draws with the same name are listed so you do not mix them up. What the page does not do is just as important: it never predicts a number and it never asks you to pay. For the rest of the day's draws, go back to the board on the home page or follow the Gali draw that closes the day.