Satta Matka

What Are Singles ?

Singles are single digit numbers from zero to nine.

Singles also are referred to as Ank in Hindi.

There are ten Singles zero,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9

Rate bought Singles : 1:9

Cut Numbers :

For flexibility and to form the sport fascinating, singles area unit connected to 1 another as interchangeable numbers or cut numbers. Cut numbers that means that they're same either approach. Always, the distinction between the cut numbers is +5 or -5.

Cut numbers suggests that numbers that are +5 or -5 removed from one another. every variety has its interchangeable Cut variety. Cut Numbers are integral a part of the game.

1 & 6
2 & 7
3 & 8
4 & 9
5 & 0

Any Jodi in which has the two digits are of same cut set as given above, is to be noted as RED.

What is a Jodi ?

Jodi’s are 2 digit numbers from 00 to ninety nine

Jodi’s also are known as Pair/Bracket in some areas.

There are a hundred Jodi’s

Rate paid for Jodi’s : 1:90

List Of 100 Jodi's

00, 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07, 08, 09,
10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19,
20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29,
30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39,
40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49,
50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59,
60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69,
70, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79,
80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89,
90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99.

What is a Pana ?

Pana’s are three digit numbers from 000 – 999

Also referred to as Patti, Panel, Panna in some areas.

Note : All triple digit numbers aren't pana’s. There are a thousand triple digit numbers however solely 220 of them ar referred to as Pana’s.

Pana’s are continuously in increasing format (ascending order) 123 is pana however 231 / 132 / 213 / 312 aren't pana’s. Out of a thousand potential triple digit numbers, if you organize them in ascending order, you get solely 220 distinctive numbers. thus 220 Pana’s.

For example, numbers 123, 132, 213, 231, 312, 321, once organized in ascending order, turn out same range i.e.. 123

How to know which Single a Pana belongs to?

Sum the 3 digits of Pana

If add of the 3 digits of a pana is a smaller amount than ten, actual add is considered as its single.

Ex. 123 ( 1+2+3 ) = 0{6}
The last digit of total is its single
In this case, 123 belongs to Single 6.

Ex. 134 ( 1+3+4 ) = 0{8}
In this case, 134 belongs to Single 8.

If the add of 3 digits of a Pana is over nine, the last digit of the add is considered its Single.

Ex. 689 (6+8+9) =2{3}
In this case 689 belongs to Single 3.

Classification Of Pana's

Pana’s are classified into 3 sorts. Single Pana (SP Pana) Double Pana (DP Pana) and Triple Pana (TP Pana).

Each Single has twenty two Pana’s for it. of twenty-two Pana’s for one :

• 12 are Single Pana’s
• 09 are Double Pana’s
• 01 is Triple Pana

what are single pana's ?

Single pana’s are pana’s within which no 2 numbers are same.

There are one hundred twenty Single Pana’s

For example, 123 is Single Pana and 224 is Double Pana

Format : X
Rate procured SP Pana : 1:140

What are double pana's ?

Double Pana’s are pana’s within which a minimum of 2 consecutive numbers are same.

There are ninety Double Pana’s

for instance, 224 is Double Pana and 123 is Single Pana

Format : X=Y
Rate paid for dp Pana : 1:280

What Are Tripple Pana's ?

Triple Pana’s are pana’s within which all 3 numbers are same.

There are ten Triple Pana’s

For example, 333 is Triple Pana

Format : X=Y=Z
Rate paid for TP Pana : 1:600

Half Sangam

Half Sangam’s are formed by combining Singles with Pana’s

There are 4400 half Sangams

There are 2 forms of half Sangams :

Example: In result ( 123-67-124 )
( half Sangam A ), we call it HSA
A Combination of Open Pana and shut Single (123-7)
( half Sangam B ), we call it HSB
A Combination of Open Singe and close Pana (6-124)
Rate paid for half Sangams = 1:140

Sangam

Half Sangam’s are formed by combining Singles with Pana’s

There are 4400 half Sangams

There are 2 forms of half Sangams :

Example: In result ( 123-67-124 )
( half Sangam A ), we call it HSA
A Combination of Open Pana and shut Single (123-7)
( half Sangam B ), we call it HSB
A Combination of Open Singe and close Pana (6-124)
Rate paid for half Sangams = 1:140

Classification Of Sangams

Sangams are shaped by combining Open Pana with shut Pana

There are 48400 Sangams.

Both Open Pana and close Pana should pass together to induce a Sangam payout.

Example of Sangam :
In result, 123-(61)-236. 123-236 Is Sangam.

There are nine forms of Sangams

• SPSP (Single Pana-Single Pana) : A Sangam during which Open Pana is Single Pana and close Pana is Single Pana. There are 14400 SPSP Sangams.
• SPDP (Single Pana-Double Pana) : A Sangam in which Open Pana is Single Pana and close Pana is Double Pana. There are 10800 SPDP Sangams.
• DPTP (Single Pana-Triple Pana) : A Sangam during which Open Pana is Single Pana and close Pana is Triple Pana. There are 1200 SPTP Sangams.
• DPSP (Double Pana-Single Pana) : A Sangam during which Open Pana is Double Pana and close Pana is Single Pana. There are 10800 DPSP Sangams.
• DPDP (Double Pana-Double Pana) : A Sangam during which Open Pana is Double Pana and close Pana is Double Pana. There are 8100 DPDP Sangams.
• DPTP (Double Pana-Single Pana) : A Sangam during which Open Pana is Double Pana and close Pana is Triple Pana. There are 900 DPTP Sangams.
• TPSP (Triple Pana-Single Pana) : A Sangam during which Open Pana is Triple Pana and close Pana is Single Pana. There are 1200 TPSP Sangams.
• TPDP (Triple Pana-Double Pana) : A Sangam during which Open Pana is Triple Pana and close Pana is Double Pana. There are 900 TPDP Sangams.
• TPTP (Triple Pana-Triple Pana) : A Sangam during which Open Pana is Triple Pana and shut Pana is Triple Pana. There are 100 TPTP Sangams.