Mama567 tracks nineteen satta matka markets, from a 10:00 IST morning opening to Main Bazar's 23:55 IST close. They all share one result format — open pana, close pana, jodi — and differ only in name, schedule and following. This guide tours the best-known ones, with every market's timings and draw days in one table.
All timings below are the market's own schedule in IST. When a chart looks half-filled, the reason is almost always this table rather than missing data: several markets declare Monday to Friday only, and a declaration made minutes ago may not appear until the site's next scheduled rebuild — every chart page prints the newest date it actually holds.
Many markets, one format
A "market" is simply a named result stream. Each one declares an open and a close pana on its own days, and the two reduce to the day's jodi — the mechanics are covered in Understanding Open & Close Results and Market Timings. Because each market draws independently, the same date can show completely different numbers across markets, which is why every market keeps its own chart.
The full schedule at a glance
| Market | Open (IST) | Close (IST) | Draw days |
|---|---|---|---|
| Karnataka Day | 10:00 | 11:30 | every day |
| Milan Morning | 10:30 | 11:30 | every day |
| Kalyan Morning | 11:25 | 12:25 | every day |
| Sridevi Day | 11:30 | 12:30 | every day |
| Madhur Morning | 11:35 | 12:35 | every day |
| Time Bazar | 13:00 | 14:00 | Mon–Sat |
| Madhur Day | 13:30 | 14:30 | every day |
| Milan Day | 15:05 | 17:05 | Mon–Sat |
| Rajdhani Day | 15:05 | 17:05 | Mon–Sat |
| Supreme Day | 15:35 | 17:35 | every day |
| Kalyan | 16:15 | 18:15 | Mon–Sat |
| Karnataka Night | 18:30 | 19:30 | every day |
| Sridevi Night | 19:05 | 20:05 | every day |
| Madhur Night | 20:30 | 22:30 | Mon–Sat |
| Supreme Night | 20:35 | 22:35 | every day |
| Milan Night | 21:00 | 23:00 | Mon–Sat |
| Kalyan Night | 21:30 | 23:30 | Mon–Fri |
| Rajdhani Night | 21:30 | 23:45 | Mon–Fri |
| Main Bazar | 21:50 | 23:55 | Mon–Fri |
The same table lives permanently in the markets directory, which also links each market's pana and jodi charts.
The families people follow
The Kalyan family
Kalyan (16:15–18:15, Mon–Sat) is the market most often meant by "Kalyan chart", and its panel layout is the one people usually learn first — the worked walk-through is in How to Read a Kalyan Panel Chart. The family name also covers two separate markets: Kalyan Morning (11:25–12:25) and Kalyan Night (21:30–23:30, Mon–Fri). Three draws, three schedules, three independent charts — a result on one says nothing about the others.
Milan and Rajdhani
Milan Day (15:05–17:05) and Milan Night (21:00–23:00) split the day across two sessions, Monday to Saturday, with Milan Morning (10:30–11:30) completing the family daily. Rajdhani Day and Rajdhani Night mirror that structure — the day session opens at the same 15:05 slot as Milan Day, while Rajdhani Night (21:30–23:45) runs the latest window of the paired markets. The night sessions are not quite interchangeable, though: Milan Night declares on Saturdays and Rajdhani Night does not, so its week is one day shorter. The two Milan sessions are compared line by line in Milan Day vs. Milan Night: Key Differences Explained, and the Rajdhani pair — including why a Saturday cell is blank on one chart and not the other — is worked through in Rajdhani Day and Night Chart: A Complete Market Guide.
Madhur and Sridevi
Madhur is a three-session family — Morning (11:35), Day (13:30–14:30) and Night (20:30–22:30, Mon–Sat) — and its day session is the one usually meant when a chart is labelled simply "Madhur". The three windows, their overlaps and the Sunday that only Night skips are worked through in Madhur Morning and Madhur Night: Schedule, Timings and Chart Guide. Sridevi Day (11:30–12:30) and Sridevi Night (19:05–20:05) are the two Sridevi sessions published here, and both draw every day of the week; their windows, codes and chart layouts are worked through in Sridevi Market: Timings, Rules, and Chart Reading Tips.
The late-night closes
Supreme Day (15:35–17:35) and Supreme Night (20:35–22:35) declare seven days a week, five minutes apart from their Madhur neighbours. Main Bazar (21:50–23:55, Mon–Fri) is the last market of the day: because it settles after every other market, its close usually completes the day's board. Karnataka Day (10:00–11:30) and Karnataka Night (18:30–19:30) bracket the clock at the other end, declaring daily — the day session is listed in the data feed under the code SITA_MORNING, which is why both names can appear attached to the same draw.
The afternoon one-offs
Time Bazar (13:00–14:00, Mon–Sat) is the early-afternoon market that fills the slot between the morning block and the 15:05 pair. It shares the Monday-to-Saturday rhythm of Milan Day, Rajdhani Day and Kalyan, so its Sunday column is always blank. For a single-measurement deep dive on that window — including the half hour after 13:00, when it is the only market on this site with a live window — see the Time Bazar timing and chart guide.
How they differ in practice
Strip away the names and three things differ:
- Timing — a market's open and close windows decide when its chart fills in, from the 10:00 morning block to the 23:55 close.
- Draw days — ten markets declare all seven days; six rest on Sunday; three run Monday to Friday only.
- History — each market's chart is independent, so a "good week" on one market is not a fact about any other.
What does not differ is the format or the odds. No market is more predictable than another, and no schedule edge makes one market's numbers more readable in advance.
One more distinction matters for anyone comparing charts across markets: the histories have different depths, because the data feed exposes a recent window of results per market and each page shows only what it actually holds. A market whose chart shows fewer weeks than another's is not "behind" — it is a truthful display of what was sourced, consistent with the editorial and data policy. Where a cell is blank, the schedule table above or the chart's own as-of date explains it; nothing is ever padded to look complete.
How the sessions fit a day
The nineteen markets resolve into three blocks, and reading the schedule as a day makes the timings table much easier to hold in your head:
- Morning block (10:00–12:35). Karnataka Day opens first at 10:00, then Milan Morning, Kalyan Morning, Sridevi Day and Madhur Morning follow in sequence, all declaring daily. By half past noon the whole block has declared, and those charts are complete for the day.
- Afternoon block (13:00–18:15). Time Bazar starts at 13:00 (Mon–Sat), Madhur Day at 13:30 daily, then the 15:05 pair of Milan Day and Rajdhani Day, Supreme Day at 15:35, and Kalyan at 16:15 — the market most people mean by "Kalyan chart".
- Evening and night block (18:30–23:55). Karnataka Night at 18:30 opens it daily, then Sridevi Night at 19:05, Madhur Night and Supreme Night around half past eight, Milan Night at 21:00, and finally Kalyan Night, Rajdhani Night and Main Bazar — the last three all closing after 23:30, Monday to Friday only.
Two patterns are worth noticing in that shape. First, the morning block is all daily markets, so weekend mornings still fill in while the weekend night board goes quiet. Second, the closest timings are deliberate five-minute offsets — Madhur Night 20:30, Supreme Night 20:35, Kalyan Night and Rajdhani Night both at 21:30 — so consecutive charts fill in in a readable order rather than all at once.
Following a market the useful way
Pick one market and learn its rhythm rather than sampling many: check its chart around its own close time, read a few whole weeks top-to-bottom, and use the checklist in How to Read Satta Matka Pana & Jodi Charts to verify the jodis against the panas. The latest results page shows the newest declared line for every market side by side when you want the whole board at once.
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