What is Satta Matka? A Simple Introduction for Beginners

Satta Matka is a number-based game that has been part of Indian culture for decades. It started in the 1960s in Mumbai and gradually spread across the country. Today it is followed by millions of people.

The basic idea is simple: a number is drawn, and people try to guess what it will be. Over time, the game evolved into different markets, each with its own schedule and rules.

Modern Matka markets declare results twice a day — an open result in the afternoon and a close result in the evening. The open and close are combined into a two-digit number called the jodi.

There are dozens of markets today, including Kalyan, Main Bazar, Milan, Rajdhani, and many more. Each one has its own timings and its own following.

This website is an informational resource. We publish results, charts, and guides to help people understand the game better. We do not run any betting or gambling operation.

If you are new, start by watching a few markets for a week. Read the charts, follow the results, and get comfortable with the terminology. Everything else will follow naturally.