It's Time For MatkaFun

MatkaFun is a digital version of the traditional Matka number game. Its tagline, "Where you become a master of your own games", reflects the idea that you choose your own market, game type and numbers — the platform simply gives you the tools to play.

On MatkaFun you can play eight game types: Single Ank, Jodi, Red Jodi, Single Panna, Double Panna, Triple Panna, Half Sangam and Full Sangam. Each one has its own fixed rate, from 1 KA 10 for Single Ank up to 1 KA 10000 for Full Sangam.

MatkaFun also offers daily games, live updates, multi-language support and a Telegram community, so players can follow results and get help without waiting.

A short history of Matka

Matka began as betting on the opening and closing cotton rates from the Bombay and New York Cotton Exchanges. The famous Kalyan market was started by Kalyanji Bhagat in 1962, and the Worli market was introduced by Ratan Khatri in the 1970s. Slips were once drawn from an earthen pot called a "matka", which gave the game its name. Today, platforms like MatkaFun keep the same number format but move it online.

1. Single Ank (1 KA 10)

Single Ank is the easiest MatkaFun game. You pick one digit from 0 to 9 for either the open or the close side. If the result digit matches yours, you win at 1 KA 10. Because there are only 10 options, it is the most popular choice for new players.

2. Jodi (1 KA 100)

A Jodi is a two-digit pair from 00 to 99, made of the open digit and the close digit. For example, if the open digit is 9 and the close digit is 4, the Jodi is 94. There are 100 possible Jodis, so the MatkaFun Jodi rate is 1 KA 100.

3. Red Jodi (1 KA 100)

Red Jodi is a special group of Jodi numbers. It usually includes pairs with the same digit (00, 11, 22 … 99) and pairs whose digits are 5 apart (05, 16, 27, 38, 49, 50, 61, 72, 83, 94). MatkaFun pays Red Jodi at 1 KA 100. Check the app for the exact Red Jodi list used.

4. Single Panna (1 KA 160)

A Panna (also called Patti) is a three-digit number. In a Single Panna, all three digits are different, such as 234 or 157. MatkaFun pays Single Panna at 1 KA 160.

5. Double Panna (1 KA 320)

In a Double Panna, two of the three digits are the same, such as 112 or 449. These appear less often than Single Panna, so MatkaFun pays them at 1 KA 320.

6. Triple Panna (1 KA 1000)

A Triple Panna has all three digits the same — 000, 111, 222 and so on up to 999. There are only ten Triple Pannas, making them rare, so the MatkaFun rate is 1 KA 1000.

7. Half Sangam (1 KA 1000)

Half Sangam combines a Panna on one side with a single digit on the other side — for example, open Panna 234 with close digit 4. Both parts must be correct to win at 1 KA 1000.

8. Full Sangam (1 KA 10000)

Full Sangam is the hardest MatkaFun game. You must correctly choose both the open Panna and the close Panna, such as 234 and 789. It carries the highest MatkaFun rate of 1 KA 10000.

Every Matka market has two draws — the open and the close. In each draw, three digits are selected. They are added together, and only the last digit of the total is kept. That last digit is the Ank for that draw.

From this one result you can see who wins in every game type:

• Single Ank: 9 (open) and 4 (close)
• Jodi: 94
• Single Panna: 234 and 789
• Half Sangam: 234 with 4, or 9 with 789
• Full Sangam: 234 with 789

MatkaFun brings the classic Matka format into a simple app with clearly published rates — from Single Ank at 1 KA 10 to Full Sangam at 1 KA 10000 — and straightforward wallet rules: deposit from ₹100, withdraw from ₹1000 up to ₹2 lakh a day, between 10 AM and 11:55 PM.

If you choose to play, understand each game type first, read results carefully, keep your MatkaFun ID secure and always stay within a budget you are comfortable losing. Matka is entertainment based on chance, not a way to earn income.