In Indian Satta, it is a simple process to calculate the last digit of numbers; you add up each number and take the last digit from the sum. For example, if you have been given 9, 3, 2, your total is 14. Since the total is above 10, the last digit is 4 and so on. The last digit process can be repeated until a value that exceeds ten will no longer be included in the calculation. This example will explain the Satta system. If you add 2 + 4 + 6, your result is 12 which is referred to as a 'closed' number. To make a Satta number, we must first use 2 + 4 = 6 and then that number gets added on to another digit – making it 42. As the information becomes more complex, it may seem confusing at first. But if you visit sattaboss.mobi, you will understand everything in detail very easily.