Markets
How starline and jackpot differ from the main markets
A main-market row is open, jodi and close. A starline row is a clock, a panna and one digit. A jackpot row is a clock, a short figure and sometimes a suit.
Key points
- Do not read a starline line as open-jodi-close.
- The families this site lists are the ones a public board actually prints.
- A saved public starline line looked like 178-6 at 09:05. That is a format example, not today's result.
- A saved jackpot line was a figure and a suit, such as 3 Clubs. It was not turned into a jodi.
- An empty slot stays empty. A cousin market is not used to fill it.
Contents
Starline and jackpot sit on the same website as Kalyan and Milan, and people drag the same words across. The columns are not the same. This page says what MatkaFlash stores, links the two hubs, and refuses the extra step of turning a slot into a tip. The glossary keeps the open, jodi and close words for the main markets. Leave them there.
| Kind | What a stored row has | What it does not have |
|---|---|---|
| Main market | A date, an open panna, a jodi, a close panna | A suit, or a five-minute clock |
| Starline | A clock time, a three-digit panna, one digit | A jodi, or a close panna |
| Jackpot | A clock time, a one- or two-digit figure, sometimes a suit | A panna, or a jodi |
Starline is a slot, not a second Kalyan
The Starline hub lists the families read from a public board. The two named on that board, and so named here, are Main Starline and Mumbai Rajshree Starline. Kalyan, Sridevi and Milan are not separate starline boards on that page. A line the parser accepts is a clock time and then a panna, a hyphen, and one digit. A saved public page had Main Starline at 09:05 as 178-6, which is panna 178 and digit 6, and Mumbai Rajshree Starline at 09:45 as 450-9. Those figures are format examples from a saved public page. They are not a claim about today, and they are not numbers to play. If today's board has not printed a slot, the slot is absent.
The single digit beside the panna is not a jodi. A jodi is two anks, open then close, on a main-market row. Forcing 178-6 into 'open 178, jodi 6' drops a field and invents a shape the source did not print. The chart for a family, such as the Main Starline chart linked from the hub, is a list of those slots by date. A missing slot is a missing slot.
Jackpot is a figure, and sometimes a suit
The Jackpot hub is Kalyan Jackpot, because that is the family the public board prints. Sridevi Jackpot is not on that page, so this site does not invent one. A stored line has a clock time and a figure of one or two digits. It can also have a suit name. A saved history page dated 7 November 2026 began with 22:35, the figure 3, and the suit Clubs. The parser keeps 3 and Clubs. It does not manufacture a jodi, a panna, or a second figure to make the row look like Kalyan.
A suit is a label on that slot. It is not a card game this site is teaching, and it is not a code for a panna. If the public board prints the figure without a suit, the suit stays empty. Empty is not filled from a neighbouring slot or from yesterday's Clubs.
How the day board counts them
On a results day, starline and jackpot are not mixed into the morning, day and night tables of the main markets. Each family shows how many slots were stored for that date. The count is a count of stored slots that had a panna, a digit or a suit. It is not a made-up jodi, and a day with only those slots is still a day with records. A future date is a 404. A past date with no main-market rows and no filled slots is a 404. We do not publish a blank day and then decorate it.
Pending and no record apply here too. If it is still today and a family has no filled slot, there is nothing to declare. If the day has passed and the family is empty, that is no record. The guide to how a result is recorded uses the same status words. The hours of Kalyan the main market are a different page from Kalyan Jackpot. The markets guide is about the main-market clocks only.
Common questions
Is 178-6 a jodi?
No. On a saved public starline line, 178 is a panna and 6 is the single digit beside it, at a clock time. A jodi is the open ank beside the close ank on a main market.
Why is there only one jackpot family?
The public board this site reads prints Kalyan Jackpot. It does not print a Sridevi Jackpot table, so none is invented.
What does a suit on a jackpot row mean?
It is the suit label printed with that slot figure, such as Clubs next to 3. It is not a panna and not a jodi.
Where are the charts?
Each family on the Starline hub and the Jackpot hub links to its own chart. The chart lists stored slots. It does not fill a gap from another market.
Sources
- MatkaFlash Starline hubmatkaflash.com
- MatkaFlash Jackpot hubmatkaflash.com
- MatkaFlash results by datematkaflash.com
- MatkaFlash editorial policymatkaflash.com
- Directorate General of Health Services, National Mental Health Programmedghs.mohfw.gov.in
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