If you’re new to the world of Satta Matka, the terms and phrases used by regular players might sound confusing. But don’t worry — every expert was once a beginner. Learning the basic terms will help you understand how the game works and how to start playing with confidence.
In this blog by Prabhat Satta Matka, we’ll walk you through the most common terms used in Satta Matka in simple language.
- Satta Matka
The term itself means “betting pot.” Originally, numbers were drawn from a clay Matka (pot), which gave the game its name. Today, it refers to the whole number-based gambling game.
- Matka King
This title is given to players who are experts in the game, often with consistent wins. Famous names like Ratan Khatri were once known as Matka Kings.
- Single (Ank)
A single-digit number between 0 to 9. For example, 1, 7, or 4. It’s the base of most number combinations in Satta Matka.
- Jodi (Pair)
A two-digit number formed by combining two single digits. For example, 27 or 83. Jodis are one of the most common betting formats.
- Panna (Panel)
A three-digit combination of numbers. There are different types:
- Single Panna: All digits are different (e.g., 245)
- Double Panna: Two digits are the same (e.g., 224)
- Triple Panna: All digits are the same (e.g., 999)
- Open and Close
Each game has two results:
- Open: First part of the draw
- Close: Final part of the draw
Players can bet on either or both parts.
- Fix Game
These are shared numbers or combinations that some players believe are likely to win. While not guaranteed, many follow them as hints or tips.
- DP (Direct Panna)
Betting directly on a full three-digit number, like 370. This is often considered a bold move.
- CP (Cross Panna)
These are Panna numbers connected or related to each other, often used in charts and strategies.
- Chart
A record of past results used by players to identify trends and patterns. Charts help in smart guessing.
- Guessing
The practice of predicting winning numbers based on experience, patterns, and historical results. Many websites offer free guessing tips.
- Cut Ank
The last digit of a total. For example, if your total is 16, the Cut Ank is 6. It’s used in panel guessing.
Final Thoughts
Understanding these basic Satta Matka terms will help you play smarter and reduce confusion. At PrabhatSattaMatka.club, we aim to support beginners with clear guides and accurate charts. Start small, play responsibly, and never chase losses.
Stay tuned to our website for more guides, tips, and live charts to help you win big in the world of Matka!
