Matka Playing Information
A quick reference for satta matka players: the usual rates, all 100 jodi, the 220 patti sorted by ank, and the families players use while reading charts. For how a result is formed (panna → ank → jodi), see Play Online Game.
Rates
| Game | Also called | Usual rate |
|---|---|---|
| Single ank | Single figure | 1 : 9.5 |
| Jodi | Bracket | 1 : 90 |
| Single patti (SP) | Single card | 1 : 140 |
| Double patti (DP) | Double card | 1 : 250 |
| Triple patti (TP) | Triple card | 1 : 750 |
| Half sangam | Gunile | 1 : 1,000 |
| Full sangam | Jackpot | 1 : 10,000 |
Rates are set by each app or bookie and can differ.
All 100 jodi
From 00 to 99. Jodi in red are the 20 red jodi — both digits the same or one digit the cut of the other (5 apart).
220 patti by ank
Every ank has 22 panna: 12 single patti, 9 double patti and 1 triple patti. The ank of a panna is the last digit of its digit total (1 + 2 + 8 = 11 → ank 1). In a panna, 0 counts as the highest digit, so 1, 3 and 0 are written 130.
SP single patti DP double patti TP triple patti
1Ank 1
2Ank 2
3Ank 3
4Ank 4
5Ank 5
6Ank 6
7Ank 7
8Ank 8
9Ank 9
0Ank 0
Chipki and beekhri patti
The 12 single patti of each ank split into two kinds. Chipki patti have two digits next to each other on the dial (counted round, so 9-0 and 0-1 are neighbours too, e.g. 128, 190). Beekhri patti have no touching digits (e.g. 137, 579).
| Ank | Chipki patti (touching digits) | Beekhri patti (spread digits) |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 128 236 245 290 489 560 678 | 137 146 380 470 579 |
| 2 | 129 156 237 345 390 589 679 | 138 147 246 480 570 |
| 3 | 120 238 256 346 490 670 689 | 139 148 157 247 580 |
| 4 | 130 167 239 347 356 590 789 | 149 158 248 257 680 |
| 5 | 140 230 267 348 456 690 780 | 159 168 249 258 357 |
| 6 | 123 150 178 349 367 457 790 | 169 240 259 268 358 |
| 7 | 124 160 278 340 458 467 890 | 179 250 269 359 368 |
| 8 | 125 134 170 189 378 459 567 | 260 279 350 369 468 |
| 9 | 126 180 234 289 450 478 568 | 135 270 360 379 469 |
| 0 | 127 145 190 235 389 569 578 | 136 280 370 460 479 |
Red jodi
The 20 red jodi in their five groups:
Jodi families
A jodi family is a jodi with the cut of each digit (1↔6, 2↔7, 3↔8, 4↔9, 5↔0), in both orders. There are 15 families.
Card (panna) families
A panna family is every panna you get by swapping its digits for their cuts. The 220 panna fall into 35 families — tap one to open it.
111 family — 4 patti
112 family — 6 patti
113 family — 6 patti
114 family — 6 patti
115 family — 6 patti
122 family — 6 patti
123 family — 8 patti
124 family — 8 patti
125 family — 8 patti
133 family — 6 patti
134 family — 8 patti
135 family — 8 patti
144 family — 6 patti
145 family — 8 patti
155 family — 6 patti
222 family — 4 patti
223 family — 6 patti
224 family — 6 patti
225 family — 6 patti
233 family — 6 patti
234 family — 8 patti
235 family — 8 patti
244 family — 6 patti
245 family — 8 patti
255 family — 6 patti
333 family — 4 patti
334 family — 6 patti
335 family — 6 patti
344 family — 6 patti
345 family — 8 patti
355 family — 6 patti
444 family — 4 patti
445 family — 6 patti
455 family — 6 patti
555 family — 4 patti
Questions and answers
Why does every ank have exactly 22 panna?
The 220 panna spread evenly over the 10 ank: each gets 12 single, 9 double and 1 triple patti.
What is a cut digit?
The digit 5 apart: 1 and 6, 2 and 7, 3 and 8, 4 and 9, 5 and 0. Red jodi and the families are built from it.
What is the difference between half and full sangam?
Half sangam pairs one panna with the other side's ank; full sangam needs both the open and the close panna.
Are these rates fixed?
No — 1:9.5 for ank and 1:90 for jodi are common, but each app or bookie sets its own rates.
