How to Read Result Charts

Every SHUBH91 market has a chart: a grid of its results for the last 12 weeks. Charts are the quickest way to look back over a market's history. Here is how to read one.

The layout

A chart is a table with:

• One row per week, newest week at the top. The first column shows the week's dates, e.g. "26 Oct to 1 Nov".
• Seven columns, Monday to Sunday. Each cell holds that day's 2-digit result.

So to find the result for a particular date, go to the row for that week and across to the weekday. Today's cell is highlighted.

Empty cells

You will sometimes see a dash (–) instead of a number. That means no result was declared that day, usually because the market did not run (a non-market day or a holiday) or the round was cancelled. Blank cells at the end of the current week are simply days that have not happened yet.

Reading Andar and Bahar from a chart

Each result has two digits:

• the first digit is the result's Andar digit,
• the second digit is its Bahar digit.

A result of 58 has Andar 5 and Bahar 8. Read them straight off a market's chart, such as the Ghaziabad chart: the left digit of each cell is Andar, the right digit is Bahar.

Overnight markets

For markets that declare their result after midnight, such as Desawar, each cell shows the result declared on that calendar day in IST. If you play Desawar on Monday evening, your result appears in Tuesday's cell.

What charts can and cannot tell you

Charts are a record of the past. They are useful for checking a result you missed, seeing which days a market runs, and getting a feel for the game.

What a chart cannot do is predict the next result. Each result is declared independently, so a number appearing often (or rarely) in recent weeks says nothing about tomorrow. Any pattern you spot is coincidence. Be wary of anyone who claims to have a "chart system" for sale.

Where to find charts

• All charts: every market, with its latest results.
• A specific market, e.g. Gali chart or Desawar chart.
• The home page shows a 7-day snapshot of every market.

Charts update automatically as each new result is declared.