The midday slot in the Satta Matka schedule is one of the busiest, with several markets declaring results between noon and 3:00 PM IST. Super Day Matka is one of the most consistently tracked markets in this window. It follows the standard two-draw format and maintains its own independent Jodi and Panel chart records. This guide covers everything factual about Super Day Matka — its timing, how the draw works, and how to read its charts accurately.
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What Is Super Day Matka?
Super Day Matka is a Satta Matka market operating in the early-to-mid afternoon window, after morning markets like Day Sridevi have closed and before the main afternoon draw of Kalyan opens. It uses the same two-draw structure — open result and close result — found across all established Mumbai-family markets.
The "Super Day" name places this market clearly in the daytime schedule. Several Matka markets carry "Day" in their name, each occupying a different slot. Super Day is distinct from Day Sridevi, Milan Day, and other daytime variants — it runs its own independent draw and maintains its own chart records, separate from all of them.
Results and chart archives for Super Day are maintained on OldMainMumbai.net as a dedicated section, updated after each declared draw.
Super Day Timing: When Are Results Declared?
Super Day Matka declares its open result at approximately 1:30 PM IST and its close result at around 3:00 PM IST. This places it in the post-noon window — after Day Sridevi closes at 1:00 PM and just before Kalyan opens at 3:45 PM IST.
The Super Day timing makes it a natural bridge between the morning-to-noon markets and the main afternoon session. For those tracking multiple markets across the day, Super Day is the last daytime draw before the Kalyan window begins.
As with all Matka markets, timing is subject to change based on operating conditions. Confirm the current draw schedule on the OldMainMumbai.net results page directly rather than relying on fixed reference times, particularly around public holidays when schedules can shift.
How the Super Day Draw Works
The Super Day draw uses the same mechanism as every established Matka market. Three numbers between 0 and 9 are selected, added together, and the last digit of the total becomes the Final Ank — the single result digit — for that draw.
The process runs twice per day: once for the open draw and once for the close draw. Take an example where the open Panel numbers are 2, 8, and 5 — the sum is 15, so the open Final Ank is 5. If the close Panel numbers are 6, 3, and 7, the sum is 16 and the close Final Ank is 6. The day's Jodi is then 56.
The three-digit sets from each draw are the Panels; the extracted single digits feed the Jodi. Both records are produced from the same draw process. For a detailed breakdown of how Final Anks are derived from Panel numbers, see the Final Ank guide on OldMainMumbai.net.
Understanding the Super Day Jodi Chart
The Super Day Jodi chart is a date-organised grid that records the two-digit Jodi for every Super Day draw. It follows the standard Matka chart layout: rows represent weeks, columns represent days of the week, and each cell contains the Jodi for that specific date.
Reading left to right across a row gives you the full week's Jodi sequence. Reading top to bottom down a column shows how the same weekday's result has varied across the weeks of a month. Cells left blank indicate days when the market did not operate.
Charts are presented month by month, with the month and year labelled as a header. To find a specific result, locate the correct month, identify the row for the target week, and move to the relevant day column.
The Super Day Jodi Chart on OldMainMumbai.net is updated after each draw and kept entirely separate from Jodi charts for other markets. If the Jodi chart grid format is new to you, the beginner's guide to reading a Jodi chart covers the layout in full detail.
Understanding the Super Day Panel Chart
The Super Day Panel chart records the full three-digit draw set — the Panel — from each open and close draw. Where the Jodi chart shows only the extracted single digits, the Panel chart preserves the complete three-number combination before extraction.
Panels are classified by the composition of their three digits — specifically how many odd and even numbers appear, and whether any digit repeats. These classifications carry established names in Matka terminology: Single Pana, Double Pana, and Triple Pana, depending on the combination. These labels appear in older physical archives and are reflected in how Panel chart data is categorised.
For most purposes — checking a result or browsing historical data — the Jodi chart is sufficient. The Panel chart is more detailed and is useful when you need to verify the full draw sequence behind a specific Jodi entry rather than just the extracted digits.
Super Day in the Full Daily Matka Schedule
Super Day sits at a specific point in the day's market sequence. BK Morning opens the day around 10:00 AM IST. Day Sridevi follows at approximately 11:00 AM. Super Day then runs from roughly 1:30 PM to 3:00 PM, after which Kalyan opens the main afternoon session at 3:45 PM. Old Main Mumbai runs through the late afternoon, and Main Bazar closes the cycle around 11:00 PM IST.
Each market in this sequence is independent. A Super Day result cannot serve as a reference for any other market in the same time window. The OldMainMumbai.net results page lists current draw times for all tracked markets together, so you can follow the full daily sequence without confusion.
Frequently Asked Questions
What time does Super Day Matka result come?
The open result is typically declared around 1:30 PM IST and the close result around 3:00 PM IST. Super Day sits in the post-noon slot between Day Sridevi and Kalyan. Always confirm the current timing on the OldMainMumbai.net results page on the day, as schedules can shift.
Where can I find the Super Day Jodi Chart?
The Super Day 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 all other market charts including Day Sridevi, Kalyan, and Main Bazar.
What is the difference between the Super Day Jodi Chart and the Panel Chart?
The Jodi chart records the two-digit result for each draw — the open and close Final Anks placed side by side. The Panel chart records the full three-digit set from which each ank was extracted. Jodi data is compact and the most commonly referenced; Panel data is more detailed and shows the complete draw sequence behind every Jodi entry. For a clear explanation of how the ank is extracted from the Panel, see the Final Ank guide.
Is Super Day Matka the same as Milan Day or Day Sridevi?
No. Super Day, Milan Day, and Day Sridevi are separate markets that each operate in or near the daytime window. Each runs its own independent draw and maintains its own chart record. Results from one cannot be used as a reference for another — always verify the market name before reading any result entry.