GUIDES
Panel Chart Explained: Open & Close Panels Made Simple
A panel chart is the companion of the jodi chart. Where the jodi chart only shows the two-digit jodi, the panel chart shows the full open panel result and the full close panel result for each day. This makes it the most detailed historical record of a market.
Open Panel vs Close Panel
Every matka market declares two results per day:
- Open panel — declared in the morning or early session. It's usually a three-digit number like 158, 270, 349.
- Close panel — declared in the evening session. Also a three-digit number.
The jodi is derived from the last digit of each panel (8 and 7 in the example above → jodi 87).
How a Panel Chart is Structured
Each row of a panel chart usually contains:
- The date of the result.
- The open panel (three digits).
- The jodi (two digits).
- The close panel (three digits).
Some charts split the week across columns (Mon–Sun), similar to jodi charts.
Why Panel Charts Matter
- Verification — you can confirm any jodi by looking at the last digits of the open and close panels.
- Deeper analysis — panel numbers can reveal repeating digit groups and patterns that jodi charts hide.
- Historical research — long panel histories are useful for anyone studying market behaviour.
Panel Chart vs Jodi Chart — When to Use Which
Use the jodi chart for a quick overview of daily results. Use the panel chart when you need the full digits — for example, when checking a result, studying repeating three-digit panels, or cross-verifying with the jodi.
Where to Find Panel Charts
On Dpboss Buzz, every market has a dedicated panel chart page — for example Kalyan Panel Chart. You can jump to it from any jodi chart page using the "Panel Chart" button at the top.
Note: Panel charts are for information and analysis only. They do not predict future results.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a panel chart?
A panel chart shows the full open panel and close panel results for each day of a matka market.
How is a jodi calculated from a panel chart?
The jodi is the last digit of the open panel combined with the last digit of the close panel.
Is the panel chart the same as the jodi chart?
No. The jodi chart only shows the two-digit jodi, while the panel chart shows the full three-digit open and close panels.
