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TP Boss Jodi and Panel Chart List

Old results for every market, plus a quick lesson on reading them.

A chart is simply a table of past results. TP Boss keeps two kinds of chart for every market, each holding up to 3 years of declared history. If charts look confusing at first, this short note should help.

Reading a jodi chart

A jodi chart shows one two-digit jodi for each day. Each row is one week, starting on Monday. Read across to move day by day, and read down to move week by week. Try it on the Time Bazar jodi chart.

Reading a panel chart

A panel chart shows the whole result for each day. You will see the open panna, the jodi and the close panna together in one cell. It holds more detail, so the table is wider. The Supreme Night panel chart is a clear example.

Closed days and new markets

When a market is closed, its cell is marked instead of left with a number. If a chart starts later than others, that market began declaring more recently. Neither is an error.

One last thing for beginners: a chart only tells you what already happened. It cannot show what comes next, and TP Boss does not use charts to suggest numbers. If any panna in a chart looks odd, look it up in the 220 patti chart.

Pick a market's chart

Chart questions from beginners

What is the difference between a jodi chart and a panel chart?

The jodi chart shows only the jodi. The panel chart shows both pannas as well.

Why is the chart so long?

It holds up to 3 years of results.

What does a marked cell mean?

The market was closed that day.

Which chart should I learn first?

Start with a jodi chart because it is simpler.

Can charts tell me future results?

No. They only show past declared results.

Two kinds of chart

Same results, two ways of showing them.

Jodi chart

One two-digit number per day. Quick to scan.

Panel chart

Full result per day: panna, jodi, panna.

Weekly rows

Monday to Sunday, newest week added last.