Kalyan day chart

Basic Rules The original premise of Kalyan Matka was that a player wagers against the opening and closing market prices of cotton as it was broadcasted by the new york stock exchange. Nowadays, Three numbers are generated during the opening hours, and Three numbers are drawn during closing hours. In today’s day and age, they are computer generated in playing hubs throughout various locations depending on the market that is being played. The opening and closing hours are specific to market of which the game is played. The opening and closing draws are calculated to create a cumulative number called the Jodi. The Guess: The player guesses the opening, closing, and / or the Jodi. Those that guess correctly win in multiples, whereas wrong guesses do not win. The Opening, Closing, Jodi, and the Kalyan Charts are explained below. Terminology Kalyan Open Sequence (Opening Pana) In Kalyan Matka, this is known as Kalyan Day: Three cards are drawn at random, and added to result in a single number utilizing a specific calculation. If the cards 2, 3, and 4 are drawn, the result will be generated by adding them together 2 + 3 + 4 = 9 You might ask, what if the resulting number is a 2 digit number? In the instance of 4, 5, and 7 the final number will be the last digit as follows 4 + 5 + 7 = 16, which is 6. The opening sequence (Also known as PANA) for the opening round would then look like this Kalyan Ank The calculated number that is rendered from the drawing in each round is also know...