Matka Rates Explained: Single, Jodi, Panna & Sangam

What does 9.5×, 95× or 10000× actually mean for your payout? A clear walk-through of every Matka bid rate — with worked ₹100 examples.

Matka payouts are fixed multiples of your stake. Understanding the rate for each bid type helps you see the risk and reward at a glance. Here’s what each one means, with a simple ₹100 example.

Single (ank) — 9.5×

The simplest bid: one digit, 0–9. A winning ₹100 single returns ₹950. It’s the most common starting point because the odds of matching one digit are the friendliest.

Jodi — 95×

A two-digit pair (00–99). Harder to hit, but a winning ₹100 jodi pays ₹9,500. Many players bet a small amount on a favourite jodi each day.

Panna — 140× to 700×

• Single panna (all different digits): 140× — ₹100 pays ₹14,000.
• Double panna (two digits same): 280× — ₹100 pays ₹28,000.
• Triple panna (all three same): 700× — ₹100 pays ₹70,000.

Sangam — 1000× to 10000×

A sangam spans both sessions of the day. A half sangam pairs one session’s panna with the other session’s ank and pays 1000×; a full sangam — matching both the open and the close panna — pays 10000×. These are the rarest and highest-paying bids.

“Higher rates mean lower odds. The live rate for every game is shown in the app before you confirm a bid.”

For the full breakdown and the responsible-play basics, see our game rules and rates page.