Satta Matka Hub: How Every Market Page Is Organised

Satta Matka Hub covers more than 160 markets, and every one of them gets the same set of pages. Learn the layout once and you can find your way around any market in seconds. This overview walks through each part, top to bottom, and points you to the hub pages that tie everything together.

The three pages every market has

Each market on the hub has three linked pages. A small menu near the top of each one lets you switch between them.

• Result page: today's declaration, the last seven days and a short chart.
• Jodi chart: the long record of jodis, one week per row.
• Panel chart: the same weeks with the full open and close panna.

Three markets also have a featured page that puts all of this in one place: Kalyan, Main Bazar and Milan Day.

Inside a result page

1. The heading and timings

The page opens with the market name and its open and close time in Indian Standard Time. Milan Night, for example, opens at 9:10 PM and closes at 11:10 PM.

2. The live result box

Before the open time, the box shows stars: ***-**-***. When the open panna is declared, the first part fills in. At the close time the rest appears. The page updates by itself, so there is no need to reload it.

3. The countdown and alert button

A timer counts down to the next declaration. Next to it, a "Notify me" button asks your browser to send an alert when the result opens. You can turn the alert off again in your browser settings.

4. The last seven days

A small table lists the recent results with the date, open panna, jodi and close panna. Main Bazar's line for Tuesday, 3 November 2026 reads 250, 70, 127. Check it: 2 + 5 + 0 = 7 and 1 + 2 + 7 = 10, so the anks are 7 and 0 and the jodi is 70.

5. A short jodi chart and a statistics panel

Below the table sits a 90-day jodi chart and a statistics panel. The panel counts how often each ank and jodi appeared in the last 45 days. Those counts describe the past only. They do not make any result more or less likely.

6. Questions and links

The page ends with short answers to common questions and links to related pages.

Inside a jodi chart and a panel chart

Both chart pages share one layout. A date column runs down the left, such as "26/10 to 01/11 2026", and seven day columns run from Monday to Sunday. Year buttons above the table jump straight to any year, and the record reaches back about three years.

• On the jodi chart, each cell holds one two-digit jodi.
• On the panel chart, each cell holds the open panna, the jodi and the close panna.
• A blank cell means the market declared nothing that day.
• A red jodi has two equal digits or two digits five apart. The colour is a visual aid only.

The hub pages that connect everything

• Home: live results for the top markets, today's holidays and the newest declarations.
• All markets: today's result for every day, night and starline market.
• Market timings: the full open and close schedule in IST.
• All charts: an A to Z list that opens any market's charts.
• 220 patti chart: every valid panna, grouped by ank.

A quick tour in four taps

1. Open all markets and tap a market name.
2. Read today's result and the last seven days on its result page.
3. Switch to the jodi chart and use the year buttons to go back in time.
4. Switch to the panel chart if you need the full pannas for a date.

What the hub does not do

Satta Matka Hub publishes results after markets declare them, for information only. It does not take bets or payments, and it never sells numbers. Betting on satta matka is illegal in most of India.

Questions about the layout

Do all markets use the same page layout?

Yes. Every market has a result page, a jodi chart and a panel chart built the same way.

How far back do the charts go?

About three years for most markets. A newer market has a shorter record.

Why are some cells empty?

The market did not declare a result on those days, for example on its weekly day off.

Do I have to refresh the page for new results?

No. Result boxes and countdowns update on their own.