Sridevi Matka Result Today

Sridevi matka result today

Sridevi is the first matka market of the day, and the only one on this site that is also played on Sundays. Its result is the open panna, the jodi and the close panna, and the newest line we have confirmed is 157-39-180. The digits of 157 add up to 13, so the open digit is 3; the digits of 180 add up to 9, so the close digit is 9; the jodi is 39. At the top of this page the card gives the newest line with its date and the previous result, and the table under it lists the last fifteen days.

If you open this page before the late morning, the card will say that the result is expected from 11:35 AM, and a few minutes after that the open panna will show up, followed by the close panna about an hour later.

Seven days a week

Sridevi is played every day. The open panna is expected at about 11:35 AM Indian time and the close panna at about 12:35 PM, a gap of one hour. In UTC that is 6:05 AM and 7:05 AM, in Bangkok 1:35 PM and 2:35 PM, and in Dubai 10:05 AM and 11:05 AM. The Sridevi jodi chart is therefore the only one on this site with seven columns, Monday to Sunday, and its panel chart is the widest.

Having no weekly day off changes what the weekly chart means. For a six-day market, the Sunday is a gap in the calendar; for Sridevi it is a normal day, and Sunday results are not exceptional. Between 8 September and 7 November 2026 we stored 60 confirmed Sridevi days, and each weekday name, Sunday included, appears eight or nine times in that list.

A day on which the sources disagreed

One day in that window is not in the list of confirmed results: 12 September 2026. For that day both of our sources print the open panna 234, but their close pannas differ. One of them shows 257 and the other 134. Both are valid pannas and both are consistent with a jodi of their own, so nothing in the numbers can tell us which one is right, and we do not choose. The day is kept as an open-only entry in our records and it does not appear in the charts or the archive as a result.

This is the reason for the two-source rule. If we read from only one website, we would have published either 257 or 134 with equal confidence, and half of the time it would be wrong. Showing a gap costs a little completeness. Showing a wrong number costs trust.

What 60 days of Sridevi looked like

The 60 confirmed days used 42 different jodis. The most frequent was 12, which appeared four times, followed by 39 with three. Four of the 60 days produced a jodi with two equal digits. Of the 120 pannas, 101 had three different digits, 18 had a repeated digit and one was a triple: the close panna 333 on 20 October 2026. In 120 pannas the chance of at least one triple is quite high even if everything is random, since about 1 in 100 independent three-digit numbers is a triple.

The open digit most often seen was 1, along with 5 (nine times each), and the close digit that came up most often was 2, 5 and 9 (nine times each). A bar chart of these counts would look lumpy, as any chart of 60 random numbers does. Lumps are what chance looks like, and they say nothing about the next draw.

How the Sridevi charts are arranged

The jodi chart has one row for each week, newest first, with seven boxes from Monday to Sunday. Each box shows the jodi of that day; a dash means no confirmed result and an empty box is a day yet to come. The panel chart adds the open and close panna to each box. Because the market is played daily, almost every box in a past week is filled, and the dashes are easy to spot.

The Sridevi archive page lists the same days in one table, newest first. It is the best place to check a single date.

How the updater keeps the page current

The updater reads the weekly panel chart of Sridevi from two unrelated websites, once each per run. It starts after the open time, repeats every ten minutes while no final result is stored, and stops a few hours after the close. A separate daily run looks back at the last seven days and fills anything that was missed. Because Sridevi is played on Sundays, the updater works on Sundays too, unlike the updaters of most other markets, which rest on that day.

A day is final only if both websites print the same open panna and close panna and the jodi digits match the sums. A result that is half out shows the open panna and starred digits for the rest. Stored results are never edited afterwards.

What this site does not offer

You will not find Sridevi tips, guessing, "fix" numbers or links to betting apps. A result is a fact about the past, and the next one is not known to anyone, whatever a page may promise. Betting on matka is illegal in most of India. The Public Gambling Act of 1867 and the state laws against gambling apply, and this site publishes numbers for reference only.

Frequently asked questions

What time is the Sridevi result?

The open panna is expected around 11:35 AM Indian time and the close panna around 12:35 PM, every day of the week. In UTC that is 6:05 AM and 7:05 AM. This page shows each part once two websites agree on it.

Is there a Sridevi result on Sunday?

Yes. Sridevi is played every day, including Sunday, which makes it different from the other markets on this site. Its chart has seven columns for that reason.

Why is 12 September 2026 missing from the Sridevi chart?

Our two sources printed different close pannas for that day, 257 on one and 134 on the other. We publish a number only when both agree, so the day shows as a dash and does not appear as a result.

What does a triple panna like 333 mean?

A triple panna is a three-digit number with the same digit three times, such as 333. It appeared as the Sridevi close panna on 20 October 2026. Its digits add up to 9, so the close digit that day was 9. A triple panna is rare but uses the same rules as any other panna.

Is Sridevi matka legal?

No, not in most of India. Gambling is regulated by the states and by the Public Gambling Act of 1867, and matka is not one of the activities that are allowed. We publish results for reference and ask readers not to bet.

Sources

• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matka_gambling
• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gambling_in_India