Panel Charts Jodi Charts Step by Step, DPBoss

What is Panel Charts Jodi Charts Step by Step?

On dpboss, a panel chart is a historical record that displays every three-digit Panna result declared for a given Matka market across dates and sessions. A jodi chart sits alongside it and logs every two-digit pair (00 to 99) that appeared as the final result for the same market. Together, these two charts give you a complete side-by-side result history for any market listed on dpbosstoday.org, markets such as Kalyan, Main Mumbai, Milan Day, and Rajdhani Night.

The phrase step by step refers to the structured, column-by-column reading method used to extract patterns without skipping entries. You move left to right across dates and top to bottom across Open and Close sessions. Skipping even one cell breaks the sequence and invalidates any pattern you think you have found.

Panel Chart Structure

• Rows: One row per draw date.
• Columns: Left = Open Panna (three digits), right = Close Panna (three digits).
• Root digit: Sum the three digits, then sum again if two digits result, e.g., Panna 569 → 5+6+9 = 20 → 2.

Jodi Chart Structure

• Each cell holds a two-digit number from 00 to 99.
• Left digit of the jodi = Open root; right digit = Close root.
• Charts run in strict date order, making weekly and monthly frequency counts straightforward.

How Panel Charts Jodi Charts Step by Step Works

The step-by-step process begins by opening the panel chart for your chosen market on dpboss and identifying the most recent 30-day block. Count how many times each Panna family (Single, Double, Triple) appears in the Open column and separately in the Close column. A Single Panna has all three digits different (e.g., 123), a Double Panna repeats one digit (e.g., 112), and a Triple Panna repeats all three (e.g., 111). Markets on dpbosstoday.org typically show a 60 to 70% Single Panna frequency, which shapes which panel you shortlist next.

Once you have the Panna frequency, move to the jodi chart for the same 30-day window. Mark every jodi that has appeared fewer than three times, these are called cold jodis. Cross-reference: if your shortlisted Open Panna produces root digit 4, your qualifying jodis must start with 4 (40, 41, 42 … 49). Eliminate any cold jodis outside that root. The jodis that survive both filters become your actionable shortlist for that session.

Repeat this two-chart cross-check separately for the Close session. Experienced players on dpboss run this cycle every day before the Kalyan Open (around 3:45 PM IST) and again before the Main Mumbai Close (around 11:55 PM IST), keeping a hand-written or Notes-app log to track which shortlisted panels and jodis actually hit over a 15-day rolling window.