“What time does Prabhat open today?” is probably the most-asked question in the Prabhat satta community — and the answer decides when you check results, when charts update, and when the ticker on our homepage switches markets. This guide explains how the Prabhat day and night schedule works and how to plan your result-checking around it.
Two Prabhat declarations a day
The Prabhat family runs on a day-and-night rhythm. The Prabhat day market opens in the morning and closes around midday; the Prabhat Night market opens in the evening and closes at night. Each session declares an open and a close, which means there are up to four fresh Prabhat declarations between sunrise and midnight — morning open, midday close, evening open, night close. The exact minute for each market is maintained on our market timings page, which is the authoritative schedule for every bazaar we run.
The full weekly pattern
Prabhat markets declare results six days a week, Monday through Saturday. Sundays and major holidays are rest days — which is why a weekly chart row has six columns, and why a star or dash appears when a market skipped a day. If you are reading the Prabhat jodi chart and a mid-week slot is empty, check the calendar before assuming anything unusual: it was almost always simply a closed day.
Beyond Prabhat: the other five bazaars
Prabhat World also publishes Kalyan, Rajdhani Night, Main Bazar, Milan Night and Jyot results on their own schedules, spread across the afternoon and evening. Because the schedules are staggered, there is nearly always a market either live or about to declare — the homepage ticker always shows whichever one is active right now.
When do the charts update?
The moment a result is declared, it appears in three places at once: the homepage ticker, the market’s result table, and the weekly chart row for the current week. There is no delay between “declared” and “on the chart” — the chart is the declaration record, not a copy of it. That is also the quickest way to spot an unofficial mirror site: its chart updates minutes after ours, because it has to copy from somewhere.
Planning your check-ins
Most regular players need exactly two visits a day for a market they follow: one shortly after the open time, one shortly after the close. Bookmark the chart page for your market and you will land directly on the newest week — we list the current week first, so today’s declaration is always at the top of the table. There is no need to refresh all day; results cannot appear before the market’s declared time, no matter what any website claims.
As always: timings tell you when a result will exist, never what it will be. Satta matka is a game of chance — set your limits, treat it as entertainment, and play responsibly.
