Among the mid-morning Satta Matka markets, Day Sridevi Matka occupies a well-defined slot — running its draws after the early morning markets have closed and well before the afternoon window of Kalyan. It has built a consistent following over the years through its fixed schedule and reliable result declarations. This guide covers the market's background, its Day Sridevi timing, and how its chart and result records are structured.
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What Is Day Sridevi Matka?
Day Sridevi Matka is a Satta Matka market that operates in the mid-morning to early afternoon window, bridging the gap between early markets like BK Morning and the main afternoon draws. Like all established Mumbai-family markets, it uses the standard two-draw format — one open result and one close result — that together produce the day's Jodi.
The name "Sridevi" has been used across multiple Matka market variants — Night Sridevi, Day Sridevi, and others — each operating in a different time slot. Day Sridevi specifically refers to the daytime version of this market. The "Day" prefix is the key differentiator; without it, a result labelled simply "Sridevi" may belong to an entirely different draw window.
Chart records and declared results for Day Sridevi are maintained on OldMainMumbai.net as a standalone archive, separate from Night Sridevi and all other markets in the Matka family.
A Brief Background on the Sridevi Market Family
The Sridevi markets emerged as the Mumbai Matka ecosystem expanded beyond its original handful of draws. As participation grew across India through the 1970s and 1980s, operators introduced new markets to fill different time slots throughout the day. The Sridevi format was one of several to establish a named identity within this expanding schedule.
Day Sridevi took shape as a distinct market occupying the mid-morning window — a slot that suited participants who were unavailable in the afternoon or evening. The two-draw structure it adopted was already well-established by Kalyan and Main Mumbai, so Day Sridevi's format required no significant innovation; its value was in its timing and its separate result record.
The broader context of how Mumbai's Matka markets developed — from cotton rate wagering in the 1960s through to the digital archiving era — is covered in detail on Wikipedia's Matka page. Day Sridevi is part of this later wave of markets that emerged as the format spread and diversified.
Day Sridevi Timing: When Are Results Declared?
Day Sridevi Matka declares its open result at approximately 11:00 AM IST and its close result around 1:00 PM IST. This mid-morning to early afternoon window places it after BK Morning (which closes around noon) and well ahead of Kalyan's open at 3:45 PM IST.
The two-hour gap between the open and close draws is standard across Matka markets. It gives both draws their own distinct declaration window rather than running them back to back. The Day Sridevi result for both draws is typically published together on result pages once the close draw is finalised.
Timings can vary and are subject to change. For the current draw schedule, the OldMainMumbai.net live results page displays Day Sridevi's declared times alongside each result as it is published. Always confirm timing on the day rather than relying on fixed reference windows.
How the Day Sridevi Draw Works
The draw process follows the standard Matka format used by every Mumbai-family market. Three numbers between 0 and 9 are drawn, summed, and the last digit of the total is extracted as the Final Ank — the single result digit — for that draw.
This runs twice per day. If the open Panel numbers are 1, 7, and 4, the sum is 12 and the open Final Ank is 2. If the close Panel numbers are 3, 9, and 5, the sum is 17 and the close Final Ank is 7. The day's Jodi is 27 — the open and close anks placed side by side.
The three-digit Panel set from each draw is recorded in the Panel chart; the extracted single digit feeds the Jodi chart. Both records come from the same draw. For a full explanation of how Final Anks are derived from Panel numbers, the Final Ank guide on OldMainMumbai.net covers the calculation step by step.
How to Read the Day Sridevi Jodi Chart
The Day Sridevi Jodi chart is a date-organised grid recording the two-digit Jodi for every draw this market has declared. It follows the same layout used across all Matka Jodi charts — rows represent weeks, columns represent days, and each cell holds the Jodi for that specific date.
Reading left to right across a row shows the full week's sequence. Reading top to bottom down a column tracks the same weekday across different weeks of the month. Blank cells mark days when the market did not operate — public holidays or scheduled closures — and are left empty rather than filled with placeholder data.
The Day Sridevi Jodi Chart on OldMainMumbai.net is updated after each declared draw and kept as a standalone archive. It is not combined with Night Sridevi or any other Sridevi variant — each market's chart is maintained independently. New to Jodi chart reading? Our beginner's guide to Jodi charts explains the grid layout from scratch.
Day Sridevi in the Full Daily Matka Schedule
Day Sridevi fits into a broader daily sequence of Matka draws that runs from early morning through to late night. BK Morning opens first, around 10:00 AM. Day Sridevi follows with its open at approximately 11:00 AM. Kalyan then opens at 3:45 PM, Old Main Mumbai runs through the late afternoon, and Main Bazar closes the day around 11:00 PM IST.
Each market in this sequence operates its own independent draw. Results cannot be shared or cross-referenced between markets. The OldMainMumbai.net results page lists current draw times for all tracked markets in a single view, making it straightforward to follow multiple markets across the day without confusion.
Frequently Asked Questions
What time does Day Sridevi Matka result come?
The open result is typically declared around 11:00 AM IST and the close result around 1:00 PM IST. Day Sridevi sits in the mid-morning to early afternoon slot — after BK Morning and before Kalyan. Current draw times are displayed alongside each result on the OldMainMumbai.net live results page, and should always be confirmed on the day as timings can shift.
Where can I find the Day Sridevi Jodi Chart?
The Day Sridevi Jodi Chart is available as a dedicated archive page on OldMainMumbai.net. It is updated after each draw in the standard weekly grid format and maintained separately from Night Sridevi, Kalyan, Old Main Mumbai, and all other markets.
Is Day Sridevi the same as Night Sridevi?
No. Day Sridevi and Night Sridevi share the Sridevi name but are entirely separate markets operating in different time windows. Day Sridevi declares results in the mid-morning to early afternoon; Night Sridevi runs in the evening. Their draws are independent, their chart records are separate, and their results cannot be used interchangeably.
How many draws does Day Sridevi run per day?
Day Sridevi runs two draws per day — an open draw and a close draw. The open is declared first, the close follows approximately two hours later, and together they produce the day's Jodi. The full result, including both Panel sets and the Jodi, is published once the close draw is finalised. Historical Jodi records are available on the Day Sridevi Jodi Chart page.