HISTORY OF SATTA MATKA 🧡❤❤🧡 सट्टा मटका का इतिहास

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INTRODUCTION

The history of Satta Matka dates to the 1960s when it originated as a form of gambling in Mumbai, India. Initially, it involved betting on the opening and closing rates of cotton in the Bombay cotton exchange. The practice of placing bets on the fluctuating cotton rates attracted a significant number of people looking to try their luck.

As the popularity of this form of gambling grew, it expanded beyond the cotton exchange. The game underwent several modifications and evolved into a numbers-based betting system. Players began betting on random numbers ranging from 0 to 9, which were drawn from a Matka (earthen pot).

Along with time various Matka Markets came out known as Kalyan Matka, Mumbai Matka, Rajdhani Matka, Night Milan Matka, And Main Mumbai Matka, among others. Every market has their own set of rules and draws which provides player with different opportunities in the game.

TYPES OF SATTA MATKA

Kalyan Matka: Kalyan Matka is one of the most popular variants of Satta Matak which focuses on betting that are based on opening and closing of cotton in the Bombay Cotton Exchange. They have their own rules of draws for the declaration of winning outcome.

Mumbai Matka: Mumbai Matka is the format of satta matka associated with Mumbai. The game includes various draw which helps player to place bet on different number and combinations.

Rajdhani Matka: It is another type of Matka which involves betting on number based which is upon the opening and closing rates of the cotton in the Rajdhani Cotton Exchange.

Night Milan Matka: It is another variant of Satta Matka which is played at the evening or the night hours which offers exciting benefits to player looking to try their luck after the sunset.

Main Mumbai Matka: It is officially focused on Mumbai with their own sets of rules, draws and betting options for the people interested in the Main Mumbai Market.

Gali Desawar Matka: Gali Deshawar Matka is a specific variant of Satta Matka popular in certain regions of India. It involves betting on numbers and predicting the outcome based on the draw.

Milan Day Matka: Milan Day Matka is a daytime variant of Satta Matka, providing players with betting opportunities during the day, with its own set of rules and draws separate from the night games.