Matka Chart Record — Jodi Chart aur Panel Chart Ek Jagah
A matka chart is the running record of every number a market has declared. Two charts matter: the jodi chart, which lists only the two-digit open–close combination of each day, and the panel chart, which shows the full three-digit open panna, the jodi in the middle, and the three-digit close panna. Together they let you scan weeks or months of matka results at a glance and see how a market has been moving.
This page is the doorway to every jodi chart and panel chart on Satta Matka Kalyan. Pick any market in the two lists above and you land on that market's full record — Kalyan, Main Bazar, Milan Day & Night, Rajdhani Day & Night, Sridevi and Sridevi Night, Time Bazar, Madhur Day & Night, Supreme Day & Night, Kalyani Day & Night, Kalyan Night, Milan Morning, Kalyan Morning. Every one is one click away.
Jodi Chart vs Panel Chart — What's the Difference?
The jodi chart stores one number per day: the two-digit jodi formed by combining the last digit of the open panna with the last digit of the close panna. It is compact, easy to scan, and the first chart most readers open when they want to see a market's recent pattern.
The panel chart stores three numbers per day: the full open panna, the jodi, and the full close panna. It is used when you want to see exactly which panna produced a given jodi, and whether that panna was single (SP), double (DP) or triple (TP).
Both charts are generated from the same result feed, so they never disagree with each other. If you spot a jodi on the jodi chart and want to know its panna, open the panel chart and look at the same date.
Every Market With a Jodi Chart and a Panel Chart
Every market below has both charts, both updated within a minute of every declared result.
How to Read a Matka Chart — Jodi, Panna aur Ank
The chart reads top-to-bottom. The date column on the left carries the week's start and end date; the row below it holds that week's daily results. To read any single cell:
- Date — the day the result was declared. Newest weeks are at the bottom; tap the Latest ↓ button to jump straight to the most recent.
- Jodi (in the jodi chart) — a two-digit number. The first digit is the open ank, the second is the close ank.
- Open Panna · Jodi · Close Panna (in the panel chart) — the three digits of the open panna, then the jodi, then the three digits of the close panna.
- Red jodi — a jodi where both digits are the same (00, 11, 22 … 99) or where they differ by exactly five (05 & 50, 16 & 61, 27 & 72, 38 & 83, 49 & 94). These cells are printed in red on every chart.
- Blank cell — the market did not run that day (weekly holiday), or the day has not yet been declared.
Tip: open the Matka Time Table to see when a market opens and closes, then come back to its chart after the result is declared.
Why Matka Charts Are Useful
Charts are the fastest way to see how a market has been moving. In a single screen you can spot whether a digit keeps appearing, whether the double-panna type (DP) has been more frequent than usual, and where the long dry spells sit. Readers use charts to compare the last 30 or 60 days side by side, and to build their own daily guesses on the guessing page.
Each market's chart keeps every result we have on file, usually several months, sometimes more than a year. The Chart Facts box on each chart page counts the total results, the most common open and close ank, and the most repeated jodi — a quick snapshot of how the market has behaved.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a jodi chart and a panel chart?
The jodi chart shows only the two-digit jodi of each day. The panel chart shows the open panna, the jodi, and the close panna side by side. Both come from the same result feed and never disagree.
How often are these matka charts updated?
Every chart is refreshed from the same feed that powers the live result board. As soon as a market declares its result, its jodi chart and panel chart are updated — usually within a minute, no manual work needed.
Do you keep old chart records?
Yes. Charts keep the full history we have on file — usually several months, sometimes over a year. The date column shows exactly which week each row covers.
What is a red jodi in the chart?
A red jodi is a jodi where both digits are identical (00, 11, 22 … 99) or where the digits differ by exactly 5 (05 & 50, 16 & 61, 27 & 72, 38 & 83, 49 & 94). There are 20 red jodis in total — see them all on the red jodi chart.
Can I see the panna behind a jodi?
Yes — open the market's panel chart. Each cell shows the full open panna on the left, the jodi in the middle, and the close panna on the right, so you can see exactly which pannas produced that jodi.
Which markets have a chart on this page?
Every market on Satta Matka Kalyan has both a jodi chart and a panel chart: Kalyan, Main Bazar, Milan Day, Milan Night, Rajdhani Day, Rajdhani Night, Sridevi, Sridevi Night, Time Bazar, Madhur Day, Madhur Night, Supreme Day, Supreme Night, Kalyani Day, Kalyani Night, Kalyan Night, Milan Morning, Kalyan Morning.
Can I download or share a chart?
You can copy any row with the Copy and Share buttons on each chart page, and print or save the page for your own records. Sharing a chart is fine — just keep the source link.
Do you show guesses on this page?
No. Guessing is kept separate — see the daily guessing page and the players' guessing wall. Charts only show what has already been declared.
