Exploring the exciting world of Satta Matka

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Exploring the exciting world of Satta Matka
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• India has seen several legendary games of money,
  luck, and fun over the bygone years of her past.
  If most of them have fizzled out with time, some
  of them have withstood the test of time and have
  reinvented their frameworks again and again as
  per the changing needs of society and its people.
  One such game is that of Satta Matka. This is a
  game of numbers, fate, excellence of intuition,
  and a lot of excitement without a doubt. Incepted
  back in the early years of Indian independence,
  this is a game that is still very much in vogue.

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• A brief history of the game
• Traditionally the game was played by the labor
  class of the cotton mills in Bombay. This game
  attained massive popularity in India immediately
  after the Indian Independence and during those
  days the game came to be known as ankada
  Jugaad. In the 1960s Satta Matka became one of
  the most favorite and popular games of random
  numbers, easy money earning, and a whole lot of
  fun. The best part about the game was that it had
  very few and very simple rules. This meant that
  people could learn and follow the rules of this
  game in no time at all.

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• A game for everyone
• Slowly the people who were employed in the cotton
  mills of Kalbadevi and Parel in Mumbai began
  indulging in this sport quite popularly. Another
  very important reason that explains the
  popularity of this game is that people could bet
  an amount that could be as small as Rs 1 to begin
  the game. The game attained huge popularity in
  the 1960s and 1970s 1980s. Currently, the online
  version of this game is just as popular and is
  played all across the world by people from
  various walks of life.

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• The rules of the game
• As mentioned in the previous part of the
  discussion playing this game called for knowing
  very few rules. Initially, the betting took place
  on the basis of the opening and closing cotton
  rates that were shared by the New York Cotton
  Exchange with the Bombay Cotton Exchange through
  teleprinters. In this situation, a new trend was
  begun where a new idea was introduced where
  numbers were written on pieces of paper and put
  inside a large earthen pot. At the end of the day
  a person used to draw a certain chit which would
  declare the set of winning numbers

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