In the world of Satta King, successful players know how to break down numbers into patterns — and one of the most effective techniques is using ending digits. By analyzing which digits appear most often at the end of results (like 3 in 83, or 7 in 47), you can create smarter, logic-based guesses.

This article explains what ending digit strategy is, how to track it, and how to apply it across various Satta King markets for more accurate and confident gameplay.

What Are Ending Digits?
The ending digit is the last digit of any winning number.

Examples:

83 → ending digit = 3

47 → ending digit = 7

29 → ending digit = 9

64 → ending digit = 4

Over time, certain endings tend to repeat or cycle, which helps players reduce the guess range and focus on more likely numbers.

Why Ending Digits Matter in Satta King
Ending digit trends offer multiple advantages:

✅ They’re easy to track — just note the last digit.
✅ They repeat more often than full numbers.
✅ They help you build sets around strong digits.
✅ They simplify guessing, especially for beginners.
✅ They work across all markets — Desawar, Gali, Faridabad, etc.

Rather than guessing from 00–99, ending logic lets you focus on 10 smaller clusters (0–9).

Step-by-Step: Using Ending Digit Strategy
✅ Step 1: Track the Last 7 Days of Results
Create a chart like this:

Date Market Result Ending
July 1 Desawar 83 3
July 2 Desawar 47 7
July 3 Desawar 29 9
July 4 Desawar 83 3
July 5 Desawar 92 2
July 6 Desawar 38 8
July 7 Desawar 47 7

Now you can easily see which endings are hot or cold.

✅ Step 2: Count the Frequency of Each Ending Digit
From the example above:

Ending 3 → appeared 2 times

Ending 7 → appeared 2 times

Ending 9 → once

Ending 2 → once

Ending 8 → once

From this, 3 and 7 are trending. These become your high-probability endings.

✅ Step 3: Create Number Sets Based on Hot Endings
If ending 3 is hot, build a number set:

03, 13, 23, 33, 43, 53, 63, 73, 83, 93

If ending 7 is trending:

07, 17, 27, 37, SattaKing 47, 57, 67, 77, 87, 97

Now you have two focused groups of numbers backed by chart logic.

✅ Step 4: Cross-Check with Market Behavior
Check how these endings are performing across other markets:

Date Gali Faridabad Ghaziabad
July 4 83 27 93
July 5 33 77 87
July 6 73 57 47

You’ll notice ending 3 and 7 are hot across all markets — even stronger evidence to include those in your next guess.

✅ Step 5: Finalize Your Guess from the Set
Don’t guess all 10 numbers from a set. Instead:

Choose 1–3 numbers that also match mirror logic, repeat trends, or chart gaps.

Example:
If 83 hit yesterday and 33 is due, choose 33.
If 47 just repeated, skip it for now and go for 67 or 07.

Bonus Strategy: Ending Digit Rotation
Sometimes ending digits follow rotational behavior — such as 3 → 7 → 3 again.

Watch for sequences like:

July 1: 83 (ending 3)

July 2: 47 (ending 7)

July 3: 23 (ending 3 again)

You can then predict that 7 might return soon.

Ending Digit Table (Sample Tracking)
Ending Count (7 Days) Active Status
3 4 Very Hot
7 3 Hot
2 1 Warm
5 0 Cold
9 1 Warm

Focus on hot endings. Skip cold ones — unless gap strategy suggests otherwise.

Tips for Ending Digit Success
✅ Track separately for each market — trends can differ
✅ Avoid guessing full sets — pick 1–3 numbers only
✅ Combine ending logic with other tools (mirror, repeat, etc.)
✅ Update your ending chart daily
✅ Use Excel or notebooks for long-term tracking

Mistakes to Avoid
❌ Guessing Based on Just One Day
Don’t chase a digit because it hit yesterday. Look for trends over 3–7 days.

❌ Ignoring Market-Specific Patterns
What’s hot in Gali might not be hot in Desawar. Always track per market.

❌ Overplaying the Same Ending
If ending 3 hit 5 days in a row, it might now cool off. Don’t overstay your logic.