Kalyan Matka Guide — Timings, Charts & How Results Work

What Kalyan is

Kalyan is one of the longest-running and most widely followed Satta Matka markets. Like any market, it declares two results a day — an open and a close — and keeps a long historical record that players scan through its jodi and panel charts.

Its popularity mostly comes down to two things: it has been around for decades, so its chart history is deep, and its result times fall in the afternoon and evening, which suits a lot of people's routines.

How a Kalyan result reads

A full Kalyan result is written as open pana – jodi – close pana, for example 137-14-590. The open pana (137) is declared first; later the close pana (590) is declared; and the jodi (14) is derived from the two. Until the close is out, you will see placeholders like 137-1x-xxx.

If the digit maths behind the jodi is new to you, the glossary and panel chart guide explain it step by step.

Timings

Result times can shift on holidays and special days, so always confirm against the live schedule rather than memorising a fixed time. On Sara 567 the current opening and closing times for Kalyan — and every other market — are shown live on the home page and update automatically. For the full picture across markets, see the market timings guide.

Reading the Kalyan charts

• Kalyan Jodi Chart — the compact two-digit history, one week per row.
• Kalyan Panel Chart — the detailed view with the full open and close panas.

Both are linked from the market card on the Sara 567 home page and from the charts hub. Rows are weeks; columns are Monday to Sunday; **/*** mark days with no declared result.

Play responsibly

Kalyan's long chart history can make it feel predictable, but every draw is independent — the record shows what happened, not what will. Only ever stake money you can comfortably lose, never borrow or chase losses, and keep it firmly in the "entertainment" column of your life. If it stops feeling that way, take a break.