How to Read Satta Matka Charts — Jodi & Panel Chart Guide

What is a Matka Jodi Chart?

A Jodi chart displays the two-digit Jodi result for each day of the month in a table format. Rows represent weeks, columns represent days (Mon–Sat). Each cell shows the Jodi declared for that date. The chart lets you see which Jodis have appeared in recent weeks and months.

What is a Matka Panel Chart?

A panel chart is more detailed than a Jodi chart. It shows the full result for each day: Open Patti – Jodi – Close Patti. For example: 123-57-489 means Open Patti was 123, Jodi was 57, and Close Patti was 489. This gives you the complete picture of each day's result.

How to Read the Panel Chart

Each row in the panel chart represents one week. For each date, you see three numbers separated by dashes:

• First number — Open Patti (three-digit number from the Open session)
• Middle number — Jodi (two-digit result combining Open and Close digits)
• Last number — Close Patti (three-digit number from the Close session)

Example: 456-58-127 means Open Patti = 456 (digit 5), Close Patti = 127 (digit 8), Jodi = 58.

How to Use Charts for Matka

Charts help you study historical result patterns. You can look for:

• Frequently appearing Jodis in the past month
• Digit frequencies for Open or Close sessions
• Patti patterns (which Pattis appear more often)

Important: Matka is a game of pure chance. Past results have no bearing on future results. Charts are for analysis and entertainment only — they cannot predict future outcomes.