The basic idea
Satta Matka is built around markets (also called bazars). Each market declares two results a day — an open result and a close result. Everything you see on the site — the live cards, the jodi charts, the panel charts — is just those results, shown live or stored as history.
Step 1 — Pick a market
Markets such as Kalyan, Milan, Rajdhani and Time Bazar each run on their own schedule. On the home page every market shows a live card with its opening and closing time and whether it is currently running, closed for the day, or has declared its result.
Step 2 — Understand a result
A full result reads as open pana – jodi – close pana, for example 128-16-470. The three-digit numbers are panas; the two-digit number in the middle is the jodi, which is derived from the two panas. If any of that is unfamiliar, the glossary defines every term.
Step 3 — Read the charts
Each market keeps two charts. The jodi chart is the compact two-digit history; the panel chart shows the full open and close panas. In both, each row is a week and the columns are the seven days.
Step 4 — Play responsibly
This is the most important step. Satta Matka involves risk, outcomes are random, and it is strictly for adults aged 18 and over. Only ever use money you can comfortably afford to lose, never chase losses, and treat it as entertainment rather than income. Please read our disclaimer and responsible-gaming notice before you start.