Kalyan Satta Matka is a form of lottery or gambling that originated in India. It involves betting on the opening and closing rates of cotton, which were transmitted from the New York Cotton Exchange to the Bombay Cotton Exchange. Over time, this evolved into a form of lottery with players betting on random numbers. The game is named after Kalyanji Bhagat, who started the Worli Matka in the 1960s.
How it works:
1. Selection of Numbers: Players choose a set of numbers, typically between 0 and 9, to bet on.
2. Drawing of Numbers: A random draw determines the winning numbers.
3. Payout: Based on the numbers drawn, players can win varying amounts of money depending on their initial bet and the odds.
Types of Bets:
• Single: Betting on a single digit between 0-9.
• Jodi/Pair: Betting on pairs of digits.
• Patti/Panna: Betting on a three-digit number.
Legal Status:
• Gambling, including Satta Matka, is largely illegal in India, though some states have their own regulations. Illegal gambling operations can be subject to legal action, and participation can have legal consequences.
Note: It's important to be aware of the legal and ethical implications of participating in gambling activities. Engaging in illegal gambling can lead to financial loss and legal trouble.