Time Bazar Chart

About This Market

Time Bazar is the classic afternoon market — its result lands in the middle of the day, which makes it the go-to market for players who want a declared result before the evening markets open. Its open pana is the morning headline and the close pana settles the day.

How to Read This Chart

The Time Bazar 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

Time Bazar grew out of the demand for a daytime draw when most original markets only declared at night. It kept the traditional single open–close cycle but shifted it hours earlier, and that mid-day slot made it one of the steady fixtures of the weekly Matka calendar.

Chart-Reading Tips

With only one result per day, every declared day matters in the Time Bazar chart. Track the gap between open and close brackets across weeks — tight gaps followed by a wide one often mark the start of a fresh bracket run.

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