Most famous Satta King

Most famous Satta King

The satta matka king is person who wins a lot of money after the game. Let’s take a look at the ones that goes up onto the hall of fame.

Kalyanji Bhagat

Kalyanji Bhagat was born a farmer in a small village of Kutch, Gujarat. In 1941 as a migrant he arrived in Bombay. Initially we were a spice seller in Bombay and use to manage a grocery store. He accepted the bets which were based on the opening and closing rates of cotton which was traded to the wholesale market in New York and pioneered the matka gambling. He was the satta king. He built a matka empire worth hundreds of crores.  He used to operate from his own building.

Suresh Bhagat

Suresh Bhagat was the son of Kalyanji Bhagat who managed the business of his father after him along with his wife namely Jaya Bhagat. Suresh Bhagat was killed on June 11, 2008 along with his lawyer and bodyguards in a car accident where a truck deliberately rammed into their car. They were returning from the court in Alibaug after the hearing of the narcotics case of the year 1998. Later after further investigation that it was a murder case and the plot was hatched by Jaya Bhagat and Suresh Bhagat’s son, Hitesh Bhagat to him for his property. Along with nine other people they were arrested under the act of Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act and then convicted for the same.

Rattan Khatri

From early 1960’s to mid of 1990 Rattan Khatri was known as the satta matka king. He used to operate through an illegal gambling network operating nationwide that involved international connections and had several lakh punters and involved. He used to deal with crores of rupees. In Mumbadevi the bustling business of Khatri’s matka was started in the Dhanji Street. From the New York market’s, the idlers there used to wager on the daily trickle of the cotton rates which are fluctuating all the time. The quantum of bets and betters gradually increased day by day and the gambling game becomes bigger. On the request of friends Rattan Khatri started his own syndicate and used to decide the number of the day by drawing three cards. As the cards were opened in presence of the patron Khatri’s betting was considered to be genuine. Rattan Khatri was jailed for 19 months during the emergency in India. At present the satta king has retired from gambling and lives near Tardeo.