Matka Chart – Board, Weekly Pages and Archives

Several Pages, One Kind of Record

A matka chart on this site is a record of lines that were already published. The same session can appear in more than one place, and each place has a job. The homepage is the current board. The weekly pages are this week. The record-chart pages are the long history of one session. The historical chart gathers older rows together.

None of these pages is a forecast. No result is guaranteed. If you want the meaning of the format first, start with satta matka or Indian matka, then come back here to choose a table.

The Live Board

The homepage lists the sessions and the line most recently published for each one. It is the page to open when the question is what has been posted, not what was posted last year. A line there still follows the same reading order used in the archives: open, the two-digit pair, and close.

The board is a notice. It does not replace the jodi archive or the panel archive. When the line scrolls off the board, the session chart is where that row remains.

Weekly Pages

Three pages cover the current week. The weekly chart gathers the week's lines. The weekly jodi chart gathers the week's two-digit pairs. The weekly panel chart gathers the week's three-digit patti lines.

Use a weekly page when you want a short span across many sessions. Use a market archive when you want one session across a long span. The weekly pages are rebuilt as the week moves. They are not the permanent file.

One Session, Two Archives

Every session has a jodi archive and a panel archive. The jodi chart guide explains the two-digit table. The panel chart guide explains the three-digit table. The market list links both for all fourteen sessions.

Examples of the long archives: Kalyan jodi, Kalyan panel, Milan Night jodi, Rajdhani Day panel, and Main Bazar jodi. Day and night stay on different URLs.

The Combined Older Record

The historical chart is the combined older record. It is useful when you want a wide view instead of one session. It is the wrong page if you already know the session name, because the single-session chart is shorter to scan and is labelled for that name only.

An old row in that archive shows how a line was written. A row that looks familiar is still a past row. The archive does not mark a pair or a patti as due.

Choosing a Page

  • Current line for many sessions: the homepage board.
  • This week, all sessions: the weekly chart, or the weekly jodi and weekly panel pages if you want one column type.
  • One session, two-digit history: that session's jodi chart.
  • One session, three-digit history: that session's panel chart.
  • A wide older file: the historical chart.

DPBossZone publishes these records as information. It does not run the draw behind a session, and a chart is not advice to wager. Rules differ by state, this page is not legal advice, and it is not for anyone under 18. The site name is explained on the DPBoss guide. Matka 420 is not a chart type; see Matka 420.

This Week and the Older File

The page map above stays. Two added guides stay on one span each: how this week's pages are read, and how an older row is read.

Today and a Whole Month

The page map above stays. The current notice is explained on live results. A calendar month has no separate table; how to gather one is on monthly chart.

Questions About Chart Pages

Which page is the matka chart?

There is more than one. The homepage is the current board, the weekly pages cover this week, and each market has a jodi archive and a panel archive.

Where do I open a single market's history?

Use that market's jodi chart for the two-digit pairs and its panel chart for the three-digit lines. The market list links both.

What is the historical chart for?

It gathers older rows across markets. For one named session, the record-chart page for that session is the direct file.

Do these charts predict the next line?

No. They store lines that were already published. No result is guaranteed.

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