Satta Matka 220 Patti: Complete 220 Patti Chart List & Number Guide 2026

What Is 220 Patti in Satta Matka?

In Satta Matka, a Patti (also called Panna or Pana) refers to the three-digit number drawn during an opening or closing session. The 220 Patti list is the complete catalog of all valid three-digit combinations used in chart records for markets like Kalyan, Milan, Rajdhani, and Main Bazar.

Why are there 220 entries instead of 1,000 numbers (from 000 through 999)? In Matka, the order in which digits are drawn does not create separate entries. Every three-digit result is written in ascending order, with 0 conventionally treated as the highest digit (value 10), placed at the end.

For example, whether the digits drawn in sequence are 8, 2, and 1, or 2, 8, and 1, the result is recorded in the chart as 128. Because permutations of the same three digits are written as one standard combination, the total number of unique three-digit combinations is exactly 220.

Complete 220 Patti Chart List

The directory below organizes all 220 Patti combinations under their respective single digit (Ank 0 through 9). Each entry is categorized by adding its three digits together and taking the last digit of the sum (modulo 10). For example, for 128, 1 + 2 + 8 = 11, giving Ank 1.

Use the Ank buttons below to view a specific digit, or enter any three-digit number into the search box to check its classification (Single Patti, Double Patti, or Triple Patti) instantly.

How the 220 Patti List Is Organized

The 220 Patti list is organized into three distinct categories based on whether digits repeat:

• Single Patti (SP) — 120 Combinations: All three digits are distinct (for example, 128, 245, 560). In combinatorics, selecting 3 distinct digits out of 10 without regard to order gives 120 unique combinations:
  C(10, 3) = (10 × 9 × 8) / (3 × 2 × 1) = 120 combinations.
• Double Patti (DP) — 90 Combinations: Two digits are identical and one is distinct (for example, 119, 355, 800). Choosing one repeating pair (10 options) and one distinct digit (9 options) produces:
  10 pairs × 9 distinct digits = 90 combinations.
• Triple Patti (TP) — 10 Combinations: All three digits are identical (000, 111, 222, 333, 444, 555, 666, 777, 888, 999). There are exactly 10 possible values.

Together, these three categories account for the full catalog: 120 (Single) + 90 (Double) + 10 (Triple) = 220 total.

Every single Ank from 0 through 9 contains exactly 22 Panas: 12 Single Panas, 9 Double Panas, and 1 Triple Pana (12 + 9 + 1 = 22). Multiplying 22 by the 10 digits produces the unvarying 220 Patti total.

220 Patti vs Other Patti Categories

In market commentary, players often encounter derivative terms based on the 220 Patti catalog. This article uses the classification represented in the MatkaFun reference directory:

1. Motor Patti (SP Motor & DP Motor)

A Motor Patti is a grouping method rather than a separate set of numbers. Selecting a base group of digits (such as 1, 2, 4, 7) in an SP Motor automatically lists all valid Single Pattis formed by those numbers (124, 127, 147, 247). A DP Motor also includes combinations with repeating digits. All combinations generated by a motor are members of the master 220 Patti catalog.

2. Cycle Patti

A Cycle Patti refers to a series of Panas that share the first two digits while running through available third digits in ascending order. For example, the "12 Cycle" includes 120, 123, 124, 125, 126, 127, 128, 129.

3. Family Patti (Pana Family)

In chart analysis, a Family Patti groups combinations connected by cut (complementary) digit substitutions (where cut pairs are 1 and 6, 2 and 7, 3 and 8, 4 and 9, 5 and 0). For example, 123 belongs to the same family group as 678 or 178. While used to study patterns in historical archives, each individual combination remains an entry within the 220 catalog.

Understanding Ank, Jodi and Patti Terms

To read market charts and daily results, it helps to understand how these core terms relate to each other:

• Ank (Single): A single digit from 0 to 9. A complete market round produces two Anks: an Open Ank and a Close Ank.
• Patti / Panna: The three-digit combination (selected from the 220 catalog) drawn during an open or close session. Its digit sum determines the corresponding single Ank.
• Jodi: A two-digit number from 00 to 99 formed by placing the Open Ank and Close Ank side by side (for example, Open Ank 3 and Close Ank 7 form the Jodi 37).
• Sangam: A composite session format combining an Open Patti and Close Ank (Half Sangam), or an Open Patti and Close Patti (Full Sangam).

For an in-depth explanation of how opening and closing panels are recorded alongside central pairs in weekly ledgers, read our Jodi and Panel Chart Guide.

How to Read a 220 Patti Reference Chart

Reading a 220 Patti reference chart is straightforward once you understand its structure. When examining an official market result published in standard format (such as 148 - 37 - 269), you can dissect the components as follows:

1. Identify the Opening Panel: The first three-digit sequence (148) is the Open Patti. Locate 148 in our reference directory under Ank 3.
2. Verify the Open Ank: Add the digits: 1 + 4 + 8 = 13. The unit digit is 3, matching the first digit of the central Jodi.
3. Identify the Closing Panel: The final three-digit sequence (269) is the Close Patti. Locate 269 under Ank 7.
4. Verify the Close Ank: Add the digits: 2 + 6 + 9 = 17. The unit digit is 7, matching the second digit of the central Jodi.
5. Read the Assembled Outcome: The complete recorded event is Open Patti 148, Jodi 37, Close Patti 269.

Using a 220 Patti table enables quick verification of past results without manual calculation errors.

Common Misunderstandings About 220 Patti

Because number games generate widespread informal commentary, several misconceptions circulate online:

1. "Certain Panas Are 'Fixed' or Guaranteed"

No Patti is ever fixed, leaked, or mathematically guaranteed. Every draw is an independent event. Claims of guaranteed outcomes from third parties are fraudulent. The 220 Patti chart is a reference index of all possible sorted outcomes, not a prediction system.

2. "Confusing Patti with Jodi"

A Jodi is a two-digit pair with 100 possible outcomes (00 to 99). A Patti is a three-digit combination with 220 possible outcomes. Payout rates, rules, and mathematical properties differ between the two formats.

3. "The Gambler's Fallacy: Overdue Numbers"

If a specific Double Patti like 227 has not appeared in recent draws, some players assume its probability increases. Mathematically, random draw cycles have no memory: the theoretical probability of any given combination remains identical on each round regardless of past outcomes.

4. "Historical Charts Provide Guaranteed Formulas"

Historical charts record past events. While studying digit patterns and frequency helps observers understand game history, past results do not alter the fundamental independence of future draws.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is 220 Patti in Satta Matka?

220 Patti refers to the complete mathematical set of 220 unique three-digit combinations (Panas) recognized in Satta Matka charts. These combinations are written in ascending numerical order and divided into 120 Single Pattis, 90 Double Pattis, and 10 Triple Pattis.

Is 220 Patti the same as 220 Panna?

Yes. In Matka terminology, 'Patti', 'Panna', and 'Pana' are regional terms for the same three-digit draw outcome.

How is the 220 Patti list organized across single digits (Ank)?

The 220 Patti list is distributed evenly across all 10 single digits (Ank 0 through 9). Each individual Ank contains exactly 22 combinations: 12 Single Panas, 9 Double Panas, and 1 Triple Pana (22 × 10 = 220).

How is a single Ank calculated from a 3-digit Patti?

The three individual digits of a Patti are added together, and the unit (rightmost) digit of the resulting sum determines the Ank. For example, for 148: 1 + 4 + 8 = 13. The rightmost unit digit is 3, making it an Ank 3 Patti.

What is the difference between Single Patti, Double Patti, and Triple Patti?

A Single Patti (SP) consists of three distinct digits (such as 128). A Double Patti (DP) features two repeating digits and one distinct digit (such as 119). A Triple Patti (TP) consists of three identical digits (such as 777).

What is the primary difference between a Patti and a Jodi?

A Patti is a three-digit sequence drawn during either the open or close market session. A Jodi is a two-digit number (from 00 to 99) formed by combining the single open Ank and single close Ank.

Can a 220 Patti chart predict future market results?

No. The 220 Patti chart is a reference catalog and historical ledger. Because draws operate on independent probabilities, no chart, cycle pattern, or formula can predict future outcomes.

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