In a typical game of Matka, the player bets on one of five digits (1 to 9), which are displayed in a row on top of a square drawn on the ground called 'chit'. The game originated from traditional betting on horse racing. Matka, also known as ' Satta 111 143 Matka', is a game of chance and gamble in India, mainly in the states of Maharashtra, Gujarat and Punjab.

This section is about matka (Hindi: متکا) or Indian satta. There are two types of satta games - Satta 111 143 and Satta 143 111 - with '786' indicating that all numbers in the column should be covered without any gaps while '143' indicates that both side columns should be covered without any gaps for a row to qualify as a winner. It can be played by any number as there are no restrictions on players joining or leaving at any point during the game play. The game has no limitation on the number of participants. The game is noted for being both simple and difficult, with an element of luck required to win. It is popular in many states of India and also used to be played in Mauritius. Satta is the Satta 111 143 Matka, which is a variant of the game of bingo. Satta Matka Satta 111 143 Matka, satta matta matka 143, Satta 111 143 Matka matka 786 guessing, 3 matka 143, Baba Matka 143, indian boss matka, डीपी बॉस

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