Jodi, Panna, Single — What's the Difference?

Jodi, panna, and single are the three fundamental units of any Matka result. They sound similar when you first hear them, but each refers to a different part of the outcome.

A single is the simplest. It is one digit — from 0 to 9. When people say "the open single was 4," they mean the last digit of the open panna worked out to 4.

A jodi is two digits. It is formed by joining the open single and the close single. If the open single is 4 and the close single is 7, the jodi is 47.

A panna, also called a patti, is three digits. It is the full three-number combination that produces the single when its digits are added together. For example, the panna 358 gives a single of 6, because 3 + 5 + 8 = 16, and the last digit is 6.

Once these three units are clear in your mind, every result page, chart, and prediction you come across becomes readable. Most confusion for newcomers comes down to mixing up these three terms — nothing more.