Jodi Chart – How the Two-Digit Record Is Kept

What a Jodi Chart Stores

A jodi chart is the long table of two-digit pairs for one market session. Each row is a pair that was already declared for that session. The page is a record of those pairs. It is not a sheet of pairs still to come, and no result is guaranteed.

On DPBossZone the pair table for a session is separate from the three-digit panel table. Kalyan has its own Kalyan jodi chart. Milan Day, Time Bazar, Rajdhani Day, and the night sessions each have a jodi chart under the same name. The full set of names is on the market list.

The Two Digits on a Published Line

A declared line on this site usually shows an open set, a two-digit pair, and a close set. The last digit of the open set is the open ank. The last digit of the close set is the close ank. On that same line, the jodi is those two anks written beside each other.

That description only explains a row that is already on the page. Knowing how yesterday's pair was formed does not choose tomorrow's pair. Open to close, shortened to OTC, means both halves belong to one session. It is a reading label, not a forecast.

The older name of the format, and the earthen pot the word matka comes from, is on the satta matka guide. This page stays with the table.

Jodi Chart and Panel Chart

Readers often open the wrong table because both are called a chart. The jodi chart answers one question: which two-digit pair was listed for that session. The panel chart answers a different question: which three-digit patti groups were listed.

A two-digit pair can be any number from 00 to 99. The panel page does not replace that pair, and the jodi page does not replace the patti. If you need both, open both links for the same market. Mixing a day pair into a night table, or a patti into the pair column, makes the record harder to read.

Day Charts and Night Charts

Day and night are different sessions even when they share a city-style name. The Kalyan jodi chart is not the Kalyan Night jodi chart. The same split is used for Milan, Rajdhani, Madhur, Supreme, and Sridevi. Time Bazar and Main Bazar are listed on their own charts rather than as a night copy of another board.

The live board can show several sessions on one screen. The archive does not. Each jodi URL holds one session so a night row is not filed under the day name.

Weekly Jodi and the Long Archive

Two shorter views sit in front of the long tables. The weekly jodi chart collects pairs for the current week across the markets. The weekly chart collects the week's lines in one place. When you want every stored pair for a single session, use that session's record-chart page, not the weekly page.

The combined older rows are also gathered on the historical chart. A long list shows how the session was written down. It does not repeat itself on a schedule, and a pair that appears often in the archive is still only a past pair.

How to Open the Right Chart

Start from the session name, then choose jodi if the question is the two-digit pair. Examples: Milan Day jodi, Time Bazar jodi, Rajdhani Night jodi, Main Bazar jodi, and Sridevi jodi.

If you are not sure which kind of page you need, the matka chart guide maps the live board, the weekly pages, and the archives. The broader meaning of Indian matka is on the Indian matka guide.

What a Jodi Row Does Not Decide

DPBossZone does not run a draw and does not sell a play. A jodi chart does not name a pair that will be declared next, and a membership note elsewhere on the site is not a promise attached to this table. Betting law is not the same in every state. A public chart is not legal advice, and anyone under 18 should not treat these pages as a game.

The site name is explained on the DPBoss guide. The phrase Matka 420 is a separate search term, not a jodi rule, and it is explained on its own page.

Questions About Jodi Charts