What a chart actually is
A chart is just a tidy history. Every market on Mama567 has two charts — a pana chart and a jodi chart — that lay out past results so you can scan weeks at a glance instead of scrolling through single days.
Reading the grid
Both charts share the same layout:
- Each row is one week. The left-hand cell shows the week's date range.
- Each column is a weekday, Monday through Sunday.
- Each cell holds that day's result. In a pana chart the cell shows the open and close panas; in a jodi chart it shows the two-digit jodi.
A cell of *** (or **) simply means no result has been declared for that slot yet — either the market has not run, or it was closed that day.
Pana chart vs. jodi chart
The pana chart keeps the full three-digit numbers, so it is the more detailed view. The jodi chart condenses each day to the two-digit pair, which makes long-run patterns quicker to read. Many people keep both open in separate tabs.
A practical tip
Read top-to-bottom for the most recent weeks first — Mama567 sorts newest week at the top. If you are looking for a specific past date, the week's date range on the left is the fastest way to jump to it.
Ready to look one up? Open any market from the charts page.
Charts are published for reference only. Mama567 does not offer predictions or guessing services.