GUIDES
How to Read a Jodi Chart: A Beginner's Guide
A jodi chart is one of the most useful tools on any satta matka result website. It shows the open-to-close jodi for each market day after day, so you can look at how a market has behaved over weeks or months at a glance.
What is a Jodi?
A jodi is simply the last digit of the open panel result combined with the last digit of the close panel result. For example, if the open panel result is 158 (last digit 8) and the close panel is 247 (last digit 7), the jodi for that day is 87.
Red Jodi vs Black Jodi
In most jodi charts:
- Red jodis are special numbers such as 00, 11, 22, 33, 44, 55, 66, 77, 88, 99.
- Half-red jodis are specific mirrored or paired numbers that vendors highlight (like 16/61, 27/72, 38/83, 49/94, 50/05).
- Black jodis are all other numbers.
Colour coding helps players scan long histories quickly — red means the number belongs to a "special" group, black means it doesn't.
Reading a Jodi Chart Row by Row
Most charts are laid out as a table where each row represents one day and each column represents a day of the week (Mon–Sun). To read the chart:
- Find the most recent row — that's the latest jodi result.
- Read left to right to see the full week's jodi sequence.
- Look for repeated jodis — repetition can highlight short-term trends.
- Compare red vs black density — some markets show long runs of black jodis followed by red bursts.
Tips for Beginners
- Don't treat patterns as guarantees — matka results are random; charts are for analysis only.
- Focus on one or two markets first — studying Kalyan and Mumbai well beats skimming ten markets.
- Note the date — always check whether the chart is for today, this month, or a historical year.
- Cross-check with the panel chart — the panel chart shows open and close full results, which helps verify the jodi.
Where to Find Jodi Charts
On Dpboss Buzz, every market has its own jodi chart page — for example the Kalyan Jodi Chart and the Main Bazar Jodi Chart. Each page shows the latest jodi record at the top, followed by the full historical table.
Reminder: Jodi charts are informational. They do not predict future results. Play responsibly.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a jodi chart?
A jodi chart is a table that records the daily open-to-close jodi result for a matka market, usually organised by day of the week.
What do red and black numbers mean in a jodi chart?
Red numbers indicate red jodis (00, 11, 22, 55, etc.) and half-red jodis, while black numbers indicate regular jodis.
Are jodi charts free to view?
Yes. All jodi charts on Dpboss Buzz are completely free — no registration or payment required.