What sattamatkachart.live is built for
When a market declares, most people want one thing: to see the number without hunting for it. Satta Matka collects each result automatically a few minutes after the market declares it, so every open and close shows up here without anyone typing it in. That same figure is then added automatically to that market’s jodi chart, and to its panel chart too, with nothing copied across by hand.
All markets on a single board
Markets appear in their running order, from the morning games through to the late-night ones, and the Satta Matka Starline results, declared every hour, get a table of their own. After a market closes you see its whole line, open panna first, then the jodi, then the close panna. While it is still running only the open part is filled in. On a holiday the market reads NO DRAW, so an empty space is never confused with a late result.
Charts that fit a phone screen
Many record charts elsewhere are broad tables that run off the edge of a mobile display. On this site one week takes one row, sized to the screen. The jodi chart lists each day’s two-digit pair, and the panel chart adds the open panna and the close panna on either side of it. Touch a cell to see its date and complete result just below the table. Year markers sit inside the chart, and the most recent week is never more than a tap away.
Records, not guarantees
What you read here is history: results that have already been declared. The daily lucky ank, the open-close lines for the week and the forecast posts are there for entertainment, worked out from public charts that anyone can check. No one here is selling a “fixed” number, and a person who claims to have one is trying to cheat you. A guess stays a guess, however confidently it is presented.
Stay within the law
The rules for number games are not the same in every Indian state, or in other countries. This website does nothing except publish results and reference tables. It accepts no bets and keeps nobody’s money. If you decide to play, choose a platform the law allows in your state or country, keep your stakes to an amount you could lose without hardship, and take part only if you are aged 18 or above.
Matka terms in brief
Each draw produces a panna (some say patti), a three-digit figure drawn once for the open and once more for the close. Add up its digits; the unit digit of that sum is the ank. Write the open ank first and the close ank after it and you have the jodi. Stakes can go on one ank, on a jodi, on a panna, or on a half or full sangam, which pairs a panna with an ank or with the other panna. For every other term, see our glossary.