Once the evening markets close, a second wave of Matka draws opens for the night window. Super Night Matka is one of the most consistently tracked markets in this later slot — declaring its results well after the afternoon draws of Kalyan and Old Main Mumbai have concluded. This guide covers what Super Night Matka is, when its Super Night result is declared, and how its Jodi chart record is structured and read.
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What Is Super Night Matka?
Super Night Matka is a Satta Matka market operating in the evening-to-night window, running its open and close draws after the main afternoon session has ended. It uses the same two-draw format — open result and close result forming a Jodi — that is standard across all established Mumbai-family markets.
The "Super Night" name places this market clearly in the night schedule and distinguishes it from its daytime counterpart, Super Day Matka. The two markets share a naming convention but are entirely independent — separate draws, separate timing windows, and separate chart archives. Confusing their results is a common error when names are checked quickly without confirming the draw slot.
Super Night result records and Jodi chart archives are maintained on OldMainMumbai.net as a dedicated section, updated after each declared draw.
Super Night Timing: When Are Results Declared?
Super Night Matka declares its open result at approximately 7:00 PM IST and its close result around 9:00 PM IST. This evening window follows the close of Old Main Mumbai and precedes the late-night draw of Main Bazar, which closes around 11:00 PM IST.
The Super Night timing makes it the opening draw of the night session, running immediately after the afternoon markets wrap up. For those following the full daily Matka schedule, Super Night is the first result to check once the evening begins.
As with all Matka markets, timing is subject to change. Schedules can shift around public holidays or due to operating decisions. Always confirm the current draw window on the OldMainMumbai.net results page, where live timing is displayed alongside each declared result.
How the Super Night Draw Works
The Super Night 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.
This runs twice per day: once for the open draw and once for the close. If the open Panel numbers are 3, 5, and 9, the sum is 17 and the open Final Ank is 7. If the close Panel numbers are 2, 6, and 4, the sum is 12 and the close Final Ank is 2. The day's Jodi is then 72 — the open and close anks placed side by side.
The three-digit Panel sets from each draw are recorded in the Panel chart. The extracted single digits feed the Jodi chart. Both records come from the same draw — they capture it at different levels of detail. For a full explanation of how the ank is derived from the Panel, the Final Ank guide on OldMainMumbai.net covers the calculation step by step.
How to Read the Super Night Jodi Chart
The Super Night Jodi chart is a date-organised grid recording the two-digit Jodi for every Super Night draw. It follows the standard Matka chart layout — rows represent weeks, columns represent days, and each cell holds the Jodi for that specific date.
Reading left to right across a row gives the full week's Jodi sequence. Reading top to bottom down a column shows how the same weekday's result has varied across different weeks of the month. Cells left blank indicate days when the market did not operate — public holidays or scheduled closures.
Charts are presented month by month with the month and year shown as a header above each grid. To locate a specific result, identify the correct month, find the row containing the target week, then move to the relevant day column.
The Super Night Jodi Chart on OldMainMumbai.net is updated after each draw and maintained separately from all other market archives. It is not combined with Super Day or any other market. If the weekly grid format is unfamiliar, the beginner's guide to reading a Jodi chart walks through the layout from scratch.
Super Night in the Full Daily Matka Schedule
Super Night occupies a specific position in the day's draw sequence. BK Morning opens the cycle around 10:00 AM IST. Day Sridevi follows at approximately 11:00 AM. Super Day runs from roughly 1:30 PM to 3:00 PM. Old Bazar covers the 2:00–4:00 PM window. Kalyan opens at 3:45 PM and Old Main Mumbai runs through the late afternoon — then Super Night opens the evening session at around 7:00 PM, followed by Main Bazar closing the day at approximately 11:00 PM IST.
Each market in this sequence is independent. A Super Night result cannot be used as a reference for Main Bazar or any other night-window market. The OldMainMumbai.net results page lists current draw times for all tracked markets in a single view, so the full daily sequence is easy to follow without confusion.
Super Night vs Other Night-Window Markets
Several Matka markets declare results in the evening and night hours, and their overlapping time windows can make it easy to pick up the wrong result. Super Night (open ~7:00 PM, close ~9:00 PM IST) sits between the Old Main Mumbai close and the Main Bazar open. Night Sridevi, Milan Night, and Rajdhani Night are other markets that operate in nearby windows with their own independent draws.
The safest practice is always to verify the market name on any result before treating it as Super Night data. Charts are named explicitly on OldMainMumbai.net to prevent cross-market errors. If you find a result entry without a clear market label, do not assume it belongs to Super Night based on timing alone.
Frequently Asked Questions
What time does Super Night Matka result come?
The open result is typically declared around 7:00 PM IST and the close result around 9:00 PM IST. Super Night opens the evening session, running after Old Main Mumbai and before Main Bazar. Confirm the current draw window on the OldMainMumbai.net results page on the day, as timings can shift.
Where can I find the Super Night Jodi Chart?
The Super Night Jodi Chart is available as a dedicated archive page on OldMainMumbai.net, updated after each draw in the standard weekly grid format. It is maintained separately from Super Day, Main Bazar, and all other market charts.
Is Super Night Matka the same as Super Day Matka?
No. Super Day and Super Night share the "Super" name but are entirely separate markets. Super Day declares results in the early afternoon (approximately 1:30 PM and 3:00 PM IST), while Super Night runs in the evening (approximately 7:00 PM and 9:00 PM IST). Their draws are independent, their charts are separate records, and results from one cannot be used as a reference for the other.
How many draws does Super Night run per day?
Super Night runs two draws per day — an open draw at approximately 7:00 PM IST and a close draw at approximately 9:00 PM IST. The open Final Ank and close Final Ank from these draws combine to form 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 Super Night Jodi Chart page.