Milan Day Chart

About This Market

Milan Day is one of the anchor afternoon markets — its name carries enough weight that "Milan Day chart" is a standing search on its own. It declares the standard open pana, jodi and close pana every afternoon and keeps one of the most consistently updated weekly charts.

How to Read This Chart

The Milan Day weekly chart is one grid per week: each day's cell shows the open pana on top, the jodi in the middle and the close pana below. The jodi is the last digit of the open pana's digit-sum followed by the last digit of the close pana's digit-sum, and *** marks days still awaiting declaration.

Market History

Milan Day entered the calendar with the afternoon generation of markets and quickly separated itself from the crowd by holding a strict declaration schedule. Its pairing with Milan Night gave players a full-day Milan storyline — open the story at noon, close it late at night.

Chart-Reading Tips

Milan Day's weekly chart is dense, so narrow it: take only the last four weeks, circle every jodi whose digits both appear in the same open pana, and watch whether that jodi reappears within two more weeks — that is the Milan Day repeat circle regulars track.

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