Matka Payout Calculator
Enter the open panna and, once it is out, the close panna as well. Each one is checked and shown with its ank and type; then come the jodi, the final ank, the half sangam and the full sangam, and last a payout table for your stake at rates you can edit.
How the maths works
Sum a panna’s three digits and take the units figure: 137 gives 11, so its ank is 1. The jodi is just open ank then close ank, written together; if 268 closes the day (2 + 6 + 8 = 16, ank 6), the complete line is 137-16-268. Half sangam means one side’s panna together with the opposite side’s ank, full sangam means both pannas together, and a cut ank is five more than the ank with the tens dropped.
In the payout table each figure is just the stake multiplied by the rate, the amount a winning bet of that kind would bring in. It says nothing about the chance of winning: an ank has ten possible outcomes and a jodi a hundred, and rates are always set below those odds. More on this in the rates and payouts guide. Remember that most Indian states treat matka betting as illegal.