Open Panna, Close Panna and Jodi — Explained Simply

When you first look at a Matka result, you will see three things: an open panna, a close panna, and a jodi. If these words sound confusing, do not worry — the idea is actually very simple.

The open panna is a three-digit number drawn at the start of the game. For example, 123. The close panna is another three-digit number drawn at the end, for example 678.

The jodi is the combination of the last digit of the open panna and the last digit of the close panna. So if the open is 123 and the close is 678, the jodi is 38.

That is it. Every Matka result you see can be broken down into these three parts. Once you understand this, reading any chart becomes much easier.

The panel is simply the open and close panna written together with a dash, like 123-678. Some charts show the full panel, while others only show the jodi. Both are useful depending on what you are looking for.