Everything above is a record book: every result a market has declared, kept in date order, so a run of results can be read as a whole instead of one draw at a time. HERO777 holds that record for every market it runs — Kalyan, Milan Day and Milan Night, Rajdhani Day and Night, Sridevi, Time Bazar, Main Bazar, Madhur and the rest — and each one is updated within 30 minutes of the result being declared. Charts come in two kinds for the day markets, and two more for the short-format ones.

Jodi charts

The Jodi chart is the two-digit result for each day of a market, one row per week and one column per weekday. It is the fastest way to read a market's history, and the one most people mean when they say "matka chart". Jodis whose digits match, like 11 or 55, or differ by exactly five, like 05 or 27, are the red Jodis, and they are highlighted so the pattern is visible without counting.

Panel charts

The panel chart carries all three values for a day: the open panna, the Jodi between them, and the close panna. It is the fuller record and the one to read when the three-digit pannas matter rather than just the Jodi. The same chart is spelt panel, pana, panna, patti and penal chart in different places — they all mean this one.

Starline and Jackpot

Starline and Jackpot are the short-format markets. Instead of one or two draws a day they run through the day on a fixed timetable, so each time slot keeps a chart of its own, and a combined chart covers every slot in one record. Starline charts record pannas; Jackpot charts record Jodis.

How to read a chart

Every chart on HERO777 runs oldest first. Each row is a week, with its date range on the left, and each column is a weekday, so the newest result is the last entry at the bottom of the chart. A blank cell means the market did not declare for that day — a holiday, or a draw that did not run — and not a missing result.