In the world of Satta Matka, a Patti (also popularly referred to as Panna or Panel) is a 3-digit number drawn during the opening or closing of a market. Every Matka result comprises an Open Patti, a Jodi (two-digit outcome), and a Close Patti (for example, 678-10-460). Understanding how these 3-digit Pattis are mathematically structured is the foundational key to numerical analysis and guessing.
In Indian Matka mathematics, all 3-digit combinations are arranged in non-decreasing (ascending) chronological order. There are exactly 220 total unique mathematical combinations, classified into three primary categories:
128, 246, 357, 470). Each of the 10 Anks has exactly 12 Single Pattis (10 × 12 = 120).119, 255, 336, 588). Each Ank has exactly 9 Double Pattis (10 × 9 = 90).000, 111, 222, 333, 444, 555, 666, 777, 888, 999). Each Ank has exactly 1 Triple Patti (10 × 1 = 10).When you add them together: 120 (SP) + 90 (DP) + 10 (TP) = 220 Total Pattis. Because each single digit (Ank 0 to 9) contains exactly 22 Pattis (12 + 9 + 1 = 22), this master chart is historically called the All 22 Card Panna Chart.
Calculating the single digit (Ank) from any 3-digit Patti is straightforward using standard sum modular arithmetic:
245 → 2 + 4 + 5 = 11.11, the last digit is 1. Therefore, the Ank is 1.679 → 6 + 7 + 9 = 22 → Last digit is 2 → Ank is 2.SattaMatka.space is dedicated to providing clean, ad-free, and historically verified Matka references. Unlike cluttered legacy websites with outdated AMP code and intrusive popups, our 220 Patti Chart gives you instant interactive lookup tools, mobile-friendly layouts, and complete chronological accuracy for Kalyan, Milan, Rajdhani, Sridevi, and all 170+ Indian Matka markets.