Chotu Taj Satta King: What the 02:50 PM Draw Is, Today’s Result, the Chart and the Law

What Chotu Taj Satta King Means

"Satta King" is not one game. It is the common name for a whole family of daily number draws run across Delhi, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh and the states around them. Each draw has a name and a published time, and at that time it declares one number from 00 to 99. Satta is the Hindi word for a bet or a speculation; "king" was once the title given to whoever won, and it stuck to the game and then to the websites that print the numbers.

Chotu Taj is one named draw inside that family. Chotu means little, so the name reads as "little Taj", a smaller draw that borrowed the Taj name and opens a few minutes before the Taj draw itself. When people write Chotu Taj Satta King, they are placing this one draw in the wider family, the way you might say "Faridabad Satta King" for the evening draw of that name.

The phrase comes in several orders. Satta king chotu taj puts the family first. Taj chotu satta king flips the two words of the draw name, which many Hindi speakers do without noticing. Chotu taj king drops the middle word. All of them point to the same 02:50 PM draw, and the Chotu Taj home page shows its number whichever way you arrived.

Why people search for it

Three groups of people type Chotu Taj Satta King into a phone. The largest group heard a number from a friend or a chat group and wants to check it against a dated record. The second group follows the afternoon draws and wants to know where this one falls between Patna City and Taj. The third group is new to the whole thing and wants to understand what their family or neighbours are talking about before anyone asks them for money.

This page is written for all three. It keeps the published number and the record in front of you, it sorts out the names and the times, and it treats you as an adult who deserves the plain facts about the law and the scams. What it does not do is recommend a number or take a bet, and no page that does either is worth your trust.

Chotu Taj Satta King Result Today: Reading the Card

The card above holds yesterday's number on the left and today's on the right. Before 02:50 PM the right tile shows XX, which simply means the draw has not opened yet. A few minutes after the draw time the number appears, the tile turns green, and the small line underneath records the minute it was first seen on the public boards.

That time stamp is the most useful thing on the card. Most pages that carry a satta king chotu taj result show a bare number with no clue whether it is fresh or stale. Here "Updated" is the real time the boards were last read, and "Today's number came at" is the real minute the number first showed up. If you only want today's number and nothing else, the Chotu Taj result page is the shortest route, and the page with the countdown adds a countdown to the draw.

Where the number comes from

The draw declares its number offline. Within minutes it is copied onto the public result boards, and an automated process on our side reads one of those boards every two minutes through the day, and every minute around 02:50 PM. It checks that the value is a proper two-digit number and stores it with the time it was read. If a board goes down, the card keeps the last known Chotu Taj Satta King number and the stamp stops moving, rather than showing something invented.

The 02:50 PM Slot and the Rest of the Taj Family

Chotu Taj Satta King opens at 02:50 PM IST, seven days a week. On the board we read it comes 20 minutes after Patna City and 10 minutes before Taj, with Delhi Bazar 20 minutes behind that. The word Taj is attached to several other afternoon draws on other boards, and the table sorts them out with their published times.

Published times differ by a few minutes between boards, and the draw itself does not move. If the Chotu Taj Satta King number is late one day, it is late on every board, because every board is copying the same declared result. The Chotu Taj and Delhi Bazar page lays the whole afternoon timetable out, from the first draw after lunch to the last one before the evening.

The Chotu Taj Satta King Chart for the Month

The chart above is the month-to-date record of the 02:50 PM draw. Each row is a date and the cell is the number that was published that day. Today's row fills in after the draw; older rows never change. People open it to confirm a number they heard from someone, to compare weeks, or to see how a month looked at a glance.

The full chart page explains every column and adds the counts most sites leave out: how often each number came this month, which first and second digits came most, and the longest gap between two appearances of the same number. The year pages do the same for 2026 and for 2025, which is the first year the public boards carried the draw. Every one of those counts describes the past. A number that came yesterday is neither more nor less likely today.

People sometimes ask why a Chotu Taj Satta King chart is worth keeping if it cannot predict anything. The answer is that a chart settles arguments. When two people remember a different number for the same day, the dated record ends the dispute. When a seller claims his guess "passed" last week, the chart shows whether it did. A record that is public, dated and the same on every board is the only honest tool this game has, and it is the one this site is built around.

Chotu Taj, Taj and Old Taj: Three Names, Two Draws

This is where most of the confusion lives, so it is worth being exact. Chotu Taj Satta King and Taj are two different draws. Taj opens 10 minutes later on the board we read and publishes a different number. If you check the Taj column for the Chotu Taj number, you will read the wrong result every single day.

Old Taj is different again. On the boards we compared, the Old Taj column carried exactly the same numbers as the Chotu Taj column on every day we looked at. The honest reading is that Old Taj is another board's name for the same 02:50 PM draw, not a third draw. We say "on the boards we checked" on purpose: a board can rename a column at any time, and nobody publishes a rulebook for these names.

The Old Taj and Chotu Taj page goes through all six Taj names with dates and times, and the Chotu Taj Old 786 page explains the "786" and "Old" badges that sites attach to the name. Neither badge is a different draw.

What This Site Shows, and What No Site Can Do

A lot of pages that use the words satta king chotu taj promise things that cannot exist. The table draws the line between what a result site can honestly do and what no site, app, group or person can do, however confident the message sounds.

The Chotu Taj ka number page works through the "number before the draw" trade in detail, with the simple arithmetic that shows why every such message is a guess with a price tag.

The Legal Position of Chotu Taj Satta King in India

Betting on any Satta King draw, including this one, is illegal in most Indian states. The base law is the Public Gambling Act of 1867, which punishes running or visiting a gaming house, and most states have passed their own gambling acts on top of it, some with heavier penalties. Gambling is a state subject, so the exact rules differ from state to state, but no state has made the number game legal.

Online, the position became uniform in 2025. India prohibited online money games across the whole country, along with advertising them and processing payments for them. Any app or website that offers a bet on the 02:50 PM draw is breaking that law, and money placed with it has no protection of any kind.

Reading a published result is not an offence. A record of numbers that were declared is information, in the same way that a report of any event is. What the law reaches is the bet, the bookmaking, and since 2025 the online money game itself. That line is the reason this site exists on one side of it and nowhere else. The background of the game, from the cotton-rate betting of 1960s Mumbai to today's Delhi-region draws, is on Wikipedia's Satta Matka page, and the explainer on how the draw works tells the story in plain words.

What that means for you

• A person who takes your bet is committing an offence, and in most states so are you.
• No court will help you collect an unpaid win from an illegal game.
• Any app that offers the draw online is breaking the 2025 law; your balance in it can vanish without recourse.
• Fraud around the game is still fraud. You can report it on 1930 or at cybercrime.gov.in regardless of the game's own status.

Scam Signs Around the Chotu Taj Satta King Name

Because thousands of people search for this number before 02:50 PM, a trade has grown up selling guesses to them. The messages change every week, but the pattern does not. If you see any of the signs below, close the chat and keep your money.

• A number offered before the draw. The draw is declared by a small private group at the published time. Nobody outside it has the number early, and nobody inside it sells it to strangers for a small fee.
• "VIP", "leak", "lucky" or "single jodi" in the pitch. These are sales words. A hundred numbers are possible and one comes; a seller who sends a different guess to a hundred people will have one happy customer and ninety-nine who paid for nothing.
• A screenshot of past wins. Screenshots are free to make and impossible to check. A real record is public, dated and the same on every board.
• Pay first, by UPI, to a personal account. There is no refund desk in an illegal trade, and the account will be gone by the time you complain.
• Asking for an OTP or a UPI PIN to "credit your win". No payment ever needs your PIN or OTP. This is how accounts are emptied.
• An APK sent over chat. An app installed outside the store can read your messages and your banking app. Never install one.
• A copy of this site with an extra word in the address. Check the address bar. This site is chotu-taj with a hyphen, and it never asks for money, a login or a phone number.

If you have already paid someone, report it at cybercrime.gov.in or on the 1930 helpline, and change your UPI PIN at once. The safety and legal guide walks through what to do step by step.

Checking the Chotu Taj Satta King Number on a Phone

Nearly everyone who opens this page does so on an Android phone, often on a weak 4G signal. The page is plain HTML with large numbers, so it loads on a slow connection and does not ask you to install anything.

• Add the page to your home screen from the browser menu instead of installing an app sent over chat.
• Keep the page open around 02:50 PM; the card and the board on the home page refresh by themselves every minute.
• Turn the phone sideways if a chart feels cramped, or use the single-column chart on this page.
• Read the time stamp under the number before you trust it, on this site or any other.

The FAQ further down answers the short questions people ask most, and the Chotu Taj satta page explains the market words you will meet in chat groups: bazar, jodi, haruf and khaiwal.

Conclusion: Chotu Taj Satta King in One Honest Page

Chotu Taj Satta King is the 02:50 PM draw of the Satta King family, nothing more and nothing less. It is not Taj, which opens later with a different number, and on the boards we checked it is the same draw that some sites call Old Taj. This page gives you the published number with the minute it came, the month's record, the names sorted out, the law in plain words and the scam signs to watch for. Use it to look up what was declared, and let the home board and the safety guide do the rest.