Live Results

What is Super Fast Matka?

Super Fast Matka is a results website for six daily games: Super Fast Morning, Shatabdi Express, Super Fast Day, Sharjah Express, Royal Express and Super Fast Night. Each result is shown live at its open and close time and is then kept as part of the record.

Everything is on one page: the game running right now, today's results, the last three days, the timetable and a Panel and Jodi chart for every game.

What are the Super Fast Matka timings?

All timings are Indian Standard Time (IST). The open result is declared at the start time and the close result at the end time.

• Super Fast Morning: 10:00 AM to 10:30 AM
• Shatabdi Express: 12:00 PM to 12:30 PM
• Super Fast Day: 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM
• Sharjah Express: 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM
• Royal Express: 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM
• Super Fast Night: 8:00 PM to 9:00 PM

How is a Super Fast Matka result made?

A result has two parts, the open and the close. Each part is a three-digit panel. Adding the three digits of a panel and keeping the last digit gives its single digit: for 570, 5 + 7 + 0 = 12, so the digit is 2.

When the open panel 570 and the close panel 589 are declared, the full result reads 570-22-589. Before the close is declared it shows as 570-2, and before anything is declared it shows as ***-**-***.

What is a panel?

A panel is a three-digit number whose digits never go down from left to right, with 0 counted as the highest digit. That is why 157, 570 and 900 are valid panels, while 321 and 905 are not.

What is the Super Fast Matka Panel Chart?

The Panel Chart is the full record of one game, arranged week by week from Monday to Sunday. For every day it shows the open panel, the Jodi and the close panel together, so a whole week can be read in one row.

Open the Panel Chart of any game with the Panel button on the right of that game in the Live Results list.

What is the Super Fast Matka Jodi Chart?

The Jodi is the two-digit number formed by the open digit and the close digit. In the result 570-22-589 the Jodi is 22. The Jodi Chart lists only these two-digit numbers, one per day, which makes it the quickest way to look over many weeks at once.

Open it with the Jodi button on the left of each game.

How do I read the Panel Chart?

• The first column shows the week, from Monday to Sunday.
• In each day, the open panel is written top to bottom on the left.
• The large number in the middle is the Jodi.
• The close panel is written top to bottom on the right.
• ** means no result was declared that day.
• An empty box is a day that has not happened yet.

Why are some Jodis highlighted?

A Jodi is highlighted in colour when its two digits are the same, such as 00, 33 or 99, or when they differ by five, such as 05, 16, 27, 38 or 49. This makes these Jodis easy to spot when scanning a chart.

How quickly are results updated?

Results appear within a second or two of being declared. The homepage, the Running box and both charts update by themselves, so there is no need to refresh the page.

What records can I find here?

• The game running right now, with its open result
• Today's results for all six games
• Previous results for the last three days
• A weekly Panel Chart for every game
• A weekly Jodi Chart for every game
• The daily timetable

Why are past records useful?

A complete record lets you look back at any day without searching through scattered sources. Because every week is laid out the same way, you can compare one week with another, check a particular date or see how often a number has come up.

How are the records kept accurate?

Only the site administrator can enter results, and each panel is checked so that a number that is not a valid panel cannot be saved. A result becomes visible only once its declared time has passed, and every declared result is stored permanently in the chart.

Tips for using the charts

• Use the Jodi Chart to look over many weeks quickly.
• Use the Panel Chart when you need the full panels for a day.
• Read a chart one row at a time; each row is one week.
• Check the timetable for when each result is declared.