An educational guide explaining Single, Jodi, Panna, Open, and Close market structures.
Single refers to 1 digit (0–9), Jodi refers to a 2-digit combination (00–99), and Panna refers to a 3-digit combination.
Most market results consist of two stages: Open (first stage) and Close (later stage). Results are recorded in sequence.
Different markets follow distinct draw schedules. Verify the draw opening and closing timings before reviewing results.
Charts document previous outcomes. Use Jodi charts for 2-digit patterns and Panna panel charts for full 3-digit sequences.
Satta Matka is a historic number-based market game originating in India. Today, it primarily refers to tracking declared outcomes, Jodi combinations, and panel charts across markets like Kalyan, Milan, and Rajdhani.
A Jodi refers to a two-digit combined number (ranging from 00 to 99) formed by pairing the Open and Close single digits. A Panna (or Patti) is a three-digit sequence (e.g., 257 or 600) whose digits sum up to create the single digit outcome.
No. Matka charts are historical record tables designed for tracking and analytical reference. Historical records do not establish mathematical guarantees for future draw outcomes.
Results are updated live as soon as each market's Open and Close draws are officially finalized. Historical charts refresh immediately to keep Jodi and panel records up to date.