✅ A simple spreadsheet.
Tracking your satta bazar performance in Excel or Google Sheets can:
Help you understand which logics work
Identify winning patterns
Improve decision-making
Reduce emotional guesses
Save money over time
Let’s walk through how to set up and use a basic Satta King tracking sheet — even if you’ve never used Excel before.
Why You Should Track Every Game
You might think, "I only guess one number, what’s the point of tracking?"
But here’s what happens when you track:
You stop relying on memory
You learn from your own history
You see which markets work best for you
You gain emotional clarity
You develop consistency
Tracking isn't for "advanced" players — it's what makes beginners become pros.
Step 1: Set Up Your Spreadsheet Columns
Open Excel or Google Sheets. Start a new sheet and label the first row with these headers:
| Date | Market | Guessed Number | Result | Hit or Miss | Logic Used | Notes |
Each column plays a role:
Date: When you played
Market: Gali, Desawar, etc.
Guessed Number: Your chosen number
Result: The actual result that day
Hit or Miss: Simple "Hit" or "Miss"
Logic Used: Mirror, gap, pattern, etc.
Notes: Any special reason, gut feeling, confidence score
Example entry:
| 27-Jun | Gali | 43 | 47 | Miss | Mirror Logic | Based on 34 mirror |
Step 2: Record Every Guess — Win or Lose
Don’t only record your wins. Losses teach you more than hits. Be honest and include:
Emotional state (were you chasing?)
Confidence level
Why you chose that number
This builds a full picture over time.
Step 3: Use Conditional Formatting (Optional)
In Excel or Sheets, highlight wins and losses to visualize performance.
Example:
Set cells to turn green for "Hit"
Red for "Miss"
This gives you instant visual feedback as your log grows.
Step 4: Review Weekly
At the end of each week, check:
How many total guesses
How many hits
Which logic worked best
What didn’t work
Make a new section at the bottom of your sheet:
Weekly Summary:
Week Total Guesses Hits Accuracy % Top Logic
June 24–30 6 2 33.3% End Digit Logic
This lets you track trends over time.
Step 5: Use Filters to Analyze by Logic or Market
If you're guessing in multiple markets or using different logic types, filters help you analyze performance.
For example:
Filter only "Desawar" to see how you're performing there
Filter "Gap Logic" to review its success rate
Sort by date to see if results are improving over time
This makes your guesses smarter, backed by your personal data.
Sample Spreadsheet Structure
Here’s a simplified structure to guide you:
Date Market Number Result Hit/Miss Logic Notes
25-Jun Gali 63 63 Hit Mirror Based on 36 reverse
26-Jun Desawar 27 91 Miss Gap Logic Was overdue by 15 days
27-Jun Gali 43 47 Miss Mirror 34 mirror attempt
And a weekly summary:
Week Total Wins Losses Accuracy Best Logic
June 24–30 6 2 4 33.3% Mirror Logic
Bonus Columns to Add Later
Once you’re comfortable, expand your sheet with more details:
Bet Amount
Profit/Loss
Streak Count (e.g., Win 2 in a row)
Confidence Score (1–10)
Play Type (Main guess, backup, random)
These details make the data richer over time.
Benefits of Spreadsheet Tracking
Benefit How It Helps
Better Guess Quality You stop random guessing
Logic Evaluation You find what works best for YOU
Pattern Awareness You spot your own number habits
Bankroll Management You see where money is going and why
Emotional Control You detach from panic-play or chasing losses
Real Player Example: Sunil’s 90-Day Log
Sunil started tracking in a Google Sheet in January. Here’s what happened:
Played only Gali and Faridabad
Used end digit + gap logic
Maintained notes on each pick
After 60 days, he saw that:
Mirror logic rarely worked for him
End digit logic hit 6 out of 12 tries
Emotional plays (after a miss) usually failed
By day 90, Sunil had 28% hit rate — better than his previous 12%.
"Before, I just guessed. Now I calculate."