How to Read a Jodi Chart Week by Week
A jodi record chart looks dense at first. Here is how the rows, columns and colours work, and what players actually look for in it.
A jodi chart shows one market’s results, one row per week, Monday to Saturday (Sunday only for markets that run that day). Each cell is the two-digit jodi for that day.
Reading a row
Read left to right for the week. A ** means the result is not declared yet. Tap any cell on a phone to see the full result and the date.
Red jodis
Cells shown in red are cut or same-digit jodis (like 05, 50, 27, 72, or 11, 22). Many players track how often these appear.
What to look for
Players watch for repeats, mirror pairs and gaps between a jodi appearing. The chart does not predict anything - it is a record - but it is the fastest way to study a market’s history for free.
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