Draw Timings, DPBoss

Draw timings: what Indian dpboss players need to know before they start, in plain language.

What is Draw Timings?

Draw timings on DPBoss are the fixed daily windows when each Matka market declares its official result. At the scheduled moment, a three-digit panel and a two-digit Jodi are published, and every bet placed before the cut-off is settled against that number. Each market on dpbosstoday.org runs its own independent clock, so Kalyan, Milan Night, and Rajdhani Day all draw at different hours throughout the day, giving players multiple opportunities across a single 24-hour period.

Each market produces two draws per cycle: the open draw announces the first digit and panel, and the close draw, issued a few hours later, completes the Jodi. A bet submitted even one second after the cut-off is void for that cycle. This makes draw timing the single most critical piece of information for any active dpboss player, more important than any guessing strategy.

Detail screen: draw timings, mobile screen, DPBoss

Draw Timings Common Questions

What are the standard draw timings for major DPBoss markets?

MarketOpen (IST)Close (IST)Days
Kalyan3:45 PM5:45 PMMon to Sat
Main Mumbai9:00 PM11:35 PMMon to Fri
Milan Day3:00 PM5:00 PMDaily
Milan Night9:00 PM11:00 PMDaily
Rajdhani Day3:30 PM5:30 PMDaily
Rajdhani Night9:30 PM11:30 PMDaily
Time Bazar1:00 PM2:00 PMDaily
Sridevi11:30 AM12:30 PMDaily

Is the draw time the same as the betting cut-off?

No. Betting closes 5 to 15 minutes before the listed draw time. For Kalyan's 3:45 PM open draw, your submission deadline is approximately 3:30 PM IST. Always treat the draw time as the result announcement, not the last moment to bet.

Do timings shift or get cancelled?

Occasionally yes, operators adjust by 10 to 30 minutes for technical reasons or suspend draws on select public holidays such as Diwali and Republic Day. DPBoss updates any changes on the result page the same day, so refresh dpbosstoday.org before each session to confirm live timings.

Annotated step diagram: draw timings process with numbered callouts, DPBoss

Draw Timings for New Players

If you are just starting out on DPBoss, pick one market first and memorise its two draw times before adding more. Tracking multiple markets without a schedule leads to missed cut-offs and wasted bets. Sridevi (open 11:30 AM) and Kalyan (open 3:45 PM) are widely recommended starting points because their results appear at predictable, well-separated hours, giving you time to review outcomes between draws.

Set a phone alarm 20 minutes before each open and close cut-off. This buffer lets you confirm your numbers, check the dpboss chart for last-minute timing updates, and place your bet without rushing. New players should also note that daytime markets like Time Bazar and Sridevi complete both open and close within a 60-to-90-minute window, making them faster-paced than evening markets where the gap between open and close can exceed two hours.

Close-up of button or form field for draw timings, DPBoss