Every Satta King player sees it —
Jodis that haven’t hit for 5, 7, or even 10 days.
And the question always is:
“Is this Jodi cold — or is it due?”
The answer lies in one powerful tool:
Gap Analysis.
This article will teach you:
What chart gaps are
How to use gap counts for Jodi selection
Which gap lengths are “hot zones”
When to hold vs. when to drop
How to read patterns for future moves
Let’s turn your chart watching into chart mastery.
📊 What Is a Jodi Gap?
A Jodi gap = The number of days since a Jodi last hit in a specific game.
Example:
If Jodi 64 last hit in Desawar on June 20, and today is June 28 — the gap is 8 days.
Each Jodi has its own rhythm:
Some hit every 3–5 days
Some come back every 8–10 days
Others repeat after exact mirror patterns
Tracking this gap history helps you play smarter.
🧠 Why Gaps Matter
Most players pick Jodis without knowing:
When it last hit
How often it repeats
If the current gap is normal or late
But pros always check:
✅ Has the Jodi gone past its average gap?
✅ Did it follow a repeat cycle in the past?
✅ Is the current gap matching a known pattern?
That’s where wins happen — not in guesswork, but in gap timing.
🔁 Common Jodi Gap Cycles
From real data, these are the most common gap behaviors:
Gap Days Meaning
1–2 Just hit → too soon to repeat
3–5 Early return zone
6–9 Strong return zone
10+ Long delay → hit risk increases or reset incoming
📘 Example: Using Gap for Decision Making
Jodi: 38
Game: Faridabad
Chart says:
Last hit: June 18
Today: June 28
→ Gap = 10 days
Check past hits:
Hit on May 8 → Gap = 9 days
Hit on May 26 → Gap = 8 days
Hit on June 8 → Gap = 10 days
Pattern = Hits every 8–10 days
✅ Now is the perfect time to bet again
🛠 How to Use Gap Data to Pick or Drop a Jodi
✅ When to Play:
Gap = 6–9 days
Jodi has 2–3 hits in last 30 days
Same Ank or mirror just appeared
Chart history shows similar gap hits
❌ When to Avoid:
Gap = 1–2 days (too fresh)
Jodi just hit yesterday
Jodi already hit 4 times this month
Ank is cold and mirror isn’t trending
🔍 Advanced Tip: Gap + Mirror Strategy
Let’s say Jodi 63 hasn’t hit in 8 days
→ It’s due
Now check mirror 36
→ It hit 3 days ago
That’s a good signal:
Mirror cooled down
Original Jodi is warming up
→ Play 63 for next 2 days max
✅ 3-Day Gap Chase Plan
Once a Jodi hits a 7+ day gap, use this pattern:
Day Action
Day 1 Bet ₹40–₹60
Day 2 Continue same bet
Day 3 Final chase
After No hit? Drop and switch
This controls loss and increases hit capture within its real return window.
🧾 Sample Gap Tracker Table
Jodi Last Hit Gap Today Avg Return Cycle Action
64 June 20 8 days 7–9 days Play
38 June 26 2 days 8 days Wait
75 June 14 14 days 10 days Drop
Use this table before every bet. It keeps your plays data-driven.
❌ Mistakes to Avoid with Gaps
🚫 Playing a Jodi just because it’s your favorite
🚫 Ignoring chart when chasing a number
🚫 Thinking “long gap = must hit” — without checking past behavior
🚫 Betting more just because the gap is big
Gaps don’t guarantee wins — but they guide timing.
✅ Your Daily Gap Game Plan
Pick 3–5 Jodis with 6–9 day gaps
Check if any hit 2–3 times in the past 30 days
Choose 1–2 Jodis to play today
Bet for sattaking 2–3 days maximum
Drop if no hit — rotate to next
Simple. Efficient. Smart.
