The Sattaz panel chart is one of the most data-rich resources on the platform — but many players struggle to read it correctly or do not want to create a Sattaz account just to access chart data. Consequently, this guide explains how to read the panel chart in full detail, what each column and number means, and how to access the complete panel chart for all 14 markets for free without any registration on our Satta Panel Chart tool.
Do You Need an Account to See the Sattaz Panel Chart?
The basic panel chart on Sattaz.com is accessible without an account — it is part of the free public section of the site. Furthermore, creating an account is only required for VIP content and forum participation. As a result, you can view Jodi charts and panel charts on Sattaz.com without registering. Additionally, our Panel Chart tool on Sattazcom.in provides the same data for all 14 markets with no account, no registration, and no login required at all.
What Is a Panel Chart?
A panel chart is a historical record of every Satta Matka session result, showing three values per day — Open Panna, Jodi, and Close Panna. Furthermore, unlike a Jodi chart which only shows the two-digit result, the panel chart shows the full three-digit numbers that produced each Open and Close digit. As a result, it gives you a complete picture of every session going back years.
How to Read the Panel Chart — Column by Column
The panel chart is organised in a weekly grid with three columns per day — Monday through Saturday. Each day has an Open Panna column, a Jodi column, and a Close Panna column. Furthermore, each row represents one complete week. Here is exactly what each value means:
- Open Panna — the three-digit number declared at session open. The last digit of this number is the Open single digit. For example, Panna 124 gives Open digit 4.
- Jodi — the two-digit combination of Open single and Close single. For example, Open 4 and Close 3 gives Jodi 43.
- Close Panna — the three-digit number declared at session close. The first digit of this number is the Close single digit. For example, Panna 357 gives Close digit 3.
- *** — means the market was closed that day and no result was declared.
How to Use Panel Chart Data for Analysis
Panel chart analysis involves looking for repeating Panna combinations across the same day of the week. Furthermore, experienced players track which specific Pannas appear frequently on Fridays, for example, versus Mondays. Additionally, cross-referencing the Open Panna with the Close Panna for the same session helps identify common pairings. As a result, patterns in three-digit combinations become visible over a dataset of 30-50 weeks. However, it is important to remember that Satta Matka results are not mathematically predictable — pattern analysis is observational, not scientific.
Access the Full Panel Chart Free — No Account Needed
Our Satta Panel Chart tool provides panel chart data for all 14 markets — Kalyan, Milan Day, Rajdhani Night, Time Bazar, Sridevi, Main Bazar, and more — completely free with no registration. Furthermore, today’s result is highlighted automatically in the latest row as soon as it is declared. Additionally, you can switch between markets using the selector buttons at the top. As a result, this tool gives you the same chart data as Sattaz.com in a cleaner, faster interface with no account requirement.
- Do I need a Sattaz account to see the panel chart?
- No. The basic panel chart on Sattaz.com is free and public. Our Panel Chart tool on Sattazcom.in also provides full panel data for all 14 markets with no registration required.
- What does Open Panna mean in the panel chart?
- Open Panna is the three-digit number declared at the start of a market session. Its last digit is the Open single digit used in Jodi calculation. For example, Panna 124 gives Open digit 4.
- What does *** mean in the panel chart?
- *** means the market was closed that day and no result was declared. Most markets are closed on Sundays.
- How far back does the panel chart go?
- Our Panel Chart tool shows up to 20 weeks of history per market. Sattaz.com maintains multi-year records on its native chart pages.
- Is Satta Matka legal in India?
- Satta Matka is illegal in most Indian states under the Public Gambling Act of 1867. Chart tools are provided for informational and reference purposes only.

