Sattaz Jodi Chart Guide — How to Read and Use It

The Sattaz Jodi Chart is one of the most used tools on the platform — a weekly grid showing the two-digit Jodi result for every market session going back years. Consequently, experienced Matka players spend considerable time analysing these charts looking for patterns, repeating combinations, and day-specific trends. This guide explains exactly what the Jodi chart shows, how to read it correctly, and how to use our free live chart tool.

What Is a Jodi Chart?

A Jodi is the two-digit result formed by combining the Open single digit and Close single digit of any Matka session. Furthermore, a Jodi Chart is the historical record of every Jodi declared for a specific market, organised by week. Each row represents one week of results from Monday to Saturday. As a result, reading down any column shows you the Jodi declared on that same day of the week across multiple weeks — making day-specific patterns easy to spot.

How to Read the Sattaz Jodi Chart

Each row in the Jodi chart has six cells — Monday through Saturday. The most recent week appears at the bottom, highlighted in amber. Additionally, cells showing ** indicate the market was closed that day — this happens on Sundays for most markets and on public holidays. Here is how to read the chart:

  1. Find the market you want — Kalyan, Milan Day, Rajdhani Night, etc.
  2. Look at the most recent row at the bottom for today’s or this week’s result
  3. Read down any column to see what Jodi appeared on that day over multiple weeks
  4. Look for numbers that repeat frequently in the same column
  5. Cross-reference with the Panel Chart to find the Panna behind each Jodi

Access the full live chart for all 14 markets on our Sattaz Jodi Chart tool — updated every 15 minutes with today’s result.

Understanding Jodi Patterns

Many Matka players believe certain Jodis repeat on specific days of the week. Furthermore, some players track “hot” Jodis — numbers that have appeared more frequently in recent weeks. However, it is important to understand that Satta Matka results are not mathematically predictable. In contrast to skill-based games, pattern analysis in Matka is based on observation of past data and does not guarantee future results. Use chart analysis as one tool among many, not as a reliable prediction system.

Jodi Chart vs Panel Chart

The Jodi Chart shows only the two-digit Jodi for each session. In contrast, the Panel Chart shows the full three-digit Panna numbers alongside the Jodi. Consequently, the Panel Chart provides more information — you can see which specific Panna combination produced each Jodi. Additionally, the Panel Chart is essential for players who bet on Panna or Sangam combinations rather than just Jodi. Access both on our site:

Which Markets Have Jodi Charts on Sattaz?

Sattaz provides Jodi chart records for all its major markets. Furthermore, our tool covers the same 14 markets — Kalyan, Kalyan Morning, Kalyan Night, Milan Day, Milan Morning, Milan Night, Rajdhani Day, Rajdhani Night, Sridevi, Sridevi Night, Time Bazar, Madhur Day, Madhur Night, and Main Bazar. As a result, you can switch between any market using the selector buttons on the chart page. Additionally, today’s result is automatically highlighted in amber as soon as it is declared.

What does ** mean in the Sattaz Jodi chart?
** means the market was closed on that day and no result was declared. Most markets close on Sundays. Some markets may also close on public holidays.
How far back does the Sattaz Jodi chart go?
The Jodi chart on our tool shows up to 52 weeks of history for each market. Sattaz.com itself maintains records going back several years.
How often is the Jodi chart updated?
Our Jodi chart tool updates automatically every 15 minutes. Today's result is added to the chart as soon as it is declared and fetched from our data source.
What is the difference between Jodi and Panna?
Jodi is a two-digit combination of the Open and Close single digits. Panna is a three-digit number from which the single digit is derived. The Panel Chart shows both Panna and Jodi together.
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.
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