Welcome to the Satta Matka Jodi Family Chart page on Satta Matka Ji — the most trusted name in Indian Matka. This page shows the complete list of Jodi families — 12 Family, 13 Family, 14 Family, 15 Family, 23 Family, 24 Family, 25 Family, 34 Family, 35 Family, 45 Family — plus the famous Half Red and Full Red Jodi groups. If you've been searching for a reliable Matka Family Chart, DPBoss Matka Jodi Chart, or 220 Patti Chart, this is exactly what you need.
Every Jodi in this chart consists of two digits, and each family represents a set of 8 Jodis whose digits share the same relationship. For example, the 12 Family includes 12, 17, 21, 26, 62, 67, 71, and 76 — that's the complete family. Similarly, all other families follow the same structure. These family groupings are used by players to study patterns and cross-check historical results across markets like Kalyan Matka, Main Bazar, Milan Day, Milan Night, Rajdhani Day, Rajdhani Night, Time Bazar, and Madhur Matka.
Whether you're a beginner learning how Jodi families work or an experienced player cross-checking Fix Jodi predictions, this chart gives you everything in one clean view. Save it, share it, and use it daily to sharpen your understanding of Matka Jodi combinations.
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Contact UsThe Satta Matka Jodi Family Chart is one of the most important references for serious Matka players. It groups all Jodi combinations (two-digit numbers) into "families" that share the same digit relationship. Knowing which family a Jodi belongs to helps players spot patterns across market results.
In Indian Matka, a Jodi is a two-digit number. Every Jodi belongs to a specific family. For example, the 12 Family contains 12, 17, 21, 26, 62, 67, 71, and 76. The family name comes from the pair of digits (1 and 2) that repeats in various positions. When the total of a Jodi's two digits is reduced to a single digit, all members of the same family share the same reduced value.
Half Red Jodis are pairs like 05, 16, 27, 38, 49, 50, 61, 72, 83, and 94 — they have a special place in Matka charts and are often highlighted in red. Full Red Jodis are the ten repeating pairs — 00, 11, 22, 33, 44, 55, 66, 77, 88, 99 — which are considered the most powerful (and rarest) Jodis in any market. Both are highlighted in red in traditional Matka charts because of their special significance.
This chart works for every major Matka market — Kalyan Matka, Main Bazar, Milan Day, Milan Night, Rajdhani Day, Rajdhani Night, Time Bazar, Madhur Matka, Boss Matka, and Indian Matka. Whenever you see a Jodi in a market result, you can look it up here to see which family it belongs to.
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