Popular Matka Markets: Sessions, Pairs and Timings
A matka market is a named timetable. Each name stands for one schedule of draws: an open at a fixed hour, a close at a later hour, and a weekly rest day. Kalyan is a market. Milan Night is a market. The arithmetic behind every result line is identical on every board; what changes from one to the next is the clock and the name printed over it.
Satta Matka Result keeps three pages per market: result, jodi chart, panel chart. This guide explains how the names are grouped, how a single sitting plays out, and which boards attract the most readers. It describes the timetable. It is not a hint about any number.
Three sittings across the day
Markets are sorted by when they declare.
| Session | Rough window | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| Morning | Open late morning, close around midday | Sridevi, Madhur Day |
| Day | Open between one and four in the afternoon, close by early evening | Time Bazar, Tara Mumbai Day, Milan Day, Rajdhani Day, Kalyan, Supreme Day |
| Night | Open from seven in the evening onward, close late, sometimes after midnight | Sridevi Night, Night Time Bazar, Madhur Night, Tara Mumbai Night, Supreme Night, Milan Night, Kalyan Night, Rajdhani Night, Main Bazar |
The windows above are approximate. Exact open and close hours, including which boards skip a weekday, are kept on the market time table.
Names that come in pairs
Many operators run a day board and a night board under one brand. The two share a name and nothing else. Each keeps a separate open, a separate close, a separate jodi and a separate chart. A number declared on the day board says nothing about the night board that follows it.
| Brand | Earlier board | Later board |
|---|---|---|
| Milan | Milan Day, afternoon | Milan Night, late evening |
| Rajdhani | Rajdhani Day, afternoon | Rajdhani Night, late evening |
| Kalyan | Kalyan, afternoon | Kalyan Night, late evening |
| Time Bazar | Time Bazar, early afternoon | Night Time Bazar, evening |
| Madhur | Madhur Day, morning | Madhur Night, evening |
| Sridevi | Sridevi, morning | Sridevi Night, early evening |
| Supreme | Supreme Day, afternoon | Supreme Night, evening |
| Tara Mumbai | Tara Mumbai Day, afternoon | Tara Mumbai Night, evening |
| Main Bazar | No daytime board | Main Bazar, which many readers still call Main Mumbai, late night |
Treat every cell above as a separate market. When someone says "Milan is out", ask which Milan. The Milan Day chart will never hold a Milan Night line, and the two grids should never be merged into one.
How one sitting unfolds
Every ordinary market produces two draws per sitting, always in the same order.
- The open is declared. A three-digit panna comes out, for example 458. Add its digits, 4 + 5 + 8, to get 17, then keep only the final 7. That 7 is the open ank, and the result page shows 458-7 until the close arrives.
- A gap follows. Depending on the board, the wait runs from about an hour to a couple of hours. During that gap nothing about the close is known to anyone, whatever a message claims.
- The close is declared. Another three-digit panna, say 239. Its digits add to 14, and the 4 at the end becomes the close ank.
- The jodi is formed. Open ank in front, close ank behind: 7 then 4, written 74. The finished line reads 458-74-239, and that is what the panel chart stores for the day.
Any of the 220 accepted pannas can turn up at either end; the 220 panna list is the full set, and the hundred pairs from 00 to 99 are on the 100 jodi chart. A pair whose digits match, or whose second digit is the first plus five (last digit only), is coloured red on the charts. Red describes a shape. It is not a signal.
The boards most readers follow
A handful of names account for most of the traffic on Satta Matka Result. They are old, they declare every working day, and their numbers are quoted widely, so people learn them first.
| Market | Session | Why it is well known |
|---|---|---|
| Kalyan | Day | Carries the name of one of the game's founders and has run for decades |
| Main Bazar (Main Mumbai) | Night | The late board most people mean when they say "the main result" |
| Milan Day and Milan Night | Day and night | A widely quoted pair with a long, unbroken chart |
| Rajdhani Day and Rajdhani Night | Day and night | Another long-running pair, usually listed beside Milan |
| Time Bazar | Day | One of the first declarations after midday |
| Madhur Day and Madhur Night | Morning and night | Followed for its early open, with a night partner |
| Sridevi and Sridevi Night | Morning and night | A morning board paired with a night board |
| Supreme Day and Supreme Night | Day and night | A pair that appears on nearly every result board |
Popularity measures attention, not odds. A board with a million followers draws its panna from the same 220 as a board with a hundred.
Six days or seven
Most markets declare Monday to Saturday and stay silent on Sunday. On the jodi chart that shows as a six-column week. A few boards run all seven days, and their rows carry a Sunday cell. Public holidays and unannounced breaks also happen; the chart marks them with a blank or a star rather than a number. A blank is a day with no draw. It is not a missing figure that some other page can fill in.
Today's markets
The table below is live. It lists every market on Satta Matka Result with today's open and close time, and links to that board's result page, jodi chart and panel chart.
Times are Indian Standard Time. If a market has not declared by its usual hour, refresh its result page rather than trusting a screenshot someone forwarded.
Where a market's records are
Each board has three pages on Satta Matka Result, and they hold different things.
- Result page, such as the Kalyan result: each half of today's line as it is declared, plus the most recent days.
- Jodi chart, such as the Kalyan jodi chart: one row per week, one two-digit pair per day, pannas left out.
- Panel chart, such as the Kalyan panel chart: the full line for each day, both pannas plus the jodi between them.
Every market is indexed on the record charts page. To look up one calendar day across all boards, use results by date. The open to close record and the final ank record are two more views of the same archive.
Reputation is not information
People sometimes reason that a big board such as Kalyan or Main Bazar must be "steadier" or "easier" than a small one. There is no such thing. Each draw is independent of the one before it and of every other market. A jodi that has not appeared on Milan Night for three months is not owed to anyone. A panna that came up on Rajdhani Day this afternoon has no bearing on Rajdhani Night tonight. The charts on Satta Matka Result record what was declared; they do not project what comes next. Anyone selling a "fix" for a well-known board is selling a story, and the formula fact check explains how those stories are built.
Two quick questions
Is Kalyan Night the same as Kalyan?
No. Kalyan closes in the evening; Kalyan Night opens later and closes near midnight. They have separate charts and separate results. The same holds for every pair in the list above.
Why does a market show a dash today?
Either it is that board's rest day, or it has not declared yet. Check the time table first. If the hour has passed and the cell is still empty, the declaration is running late, which is common.
Before you follow any board
Most Indian states make it illegal to bet on matka, and the rule that applies to you is the one in force where you live. Everything on Satta Matka Result is for readers aged 18 and over. The site publishes results and charts; it does not take bets, sell numbers or run any game. Results are random. Charts are a record of the past and nothing more. Read the responsible play guide before you spend anything at all.