Kurnool Day matka 1 November: result and Monday guess
What the Kurnool Day record says after 1 November (448-68-189): the open and close anks to watch, likely jodis and pannas for Monday, with the reasoning behind each.
With Kurnool Day done for 1 November at 448-68-189, the question players ask straight away is what Monday might bring. The honest answer is nobody knows - but the record chart does have patterns worth noting, and this post walks through them before landing on a watch list.
Kurnool Day - the last three days
| Date | Open Panna | Jodi | Close Panna | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fri 30 Oct | 900 | 97 | 179 | 900-97-179 |
| Sat 31 Oct | 148 | 37 | 278 | 148-37-278 |
| Sun 1 Nov | 448 | 68 | 189 | 448-68-189 |
Double pannas have been busy across these three days (two of 6), which is more than the window average.
The guess made the day before, checked
| Part | Guessed | Came | Hit or miss |
|---|---|---|---|
| Open ank | 6 - 8 - 4 - 1 | 6 | hit |
| Close ank | 2 - 5 - 8 - 0 | 8 | hit |
| Jodi | 62 65 82 85 78 23 | 68 | miss |
| Open panna | 240 556 | 448 | miss |
| Close panna | 129 679 | 189 | miss |
Two of five parts hit: open ank and close ank. The jodi, open panna and close panna came in off the list. Running tally, last 30 scored days: open ank 11/30, close ank 17/30, jodi 1/30, open panna 0/30, close panna 0/30. Read the misses as carefully as the hits.
Chart notes for Kurnool Day
Close ank 5 has gone quiet - 18 draws and counting. Jodi 13 has repeated in this window (four times), which is unusual in 60 draws and is why it stays on the list. By the cut rule (add five), today's 6 and 8 give 1 and 3 as the cut anks to keep in view.
The overdue digit on the open is 4, last seen 22 draws back. On past Mondays in this window (six of them), the open has favoured 6 and 0. Across 60 complete draws (1 Sep to 1 Nov), the open side has leaned on ank 6 (14 times), with 1 and 0 next. Close anks over the same stretch: 8 (10), 4 (9), 6 (7). Kurnool Day has produced 86 SP, 33 DP and 1 TP pannas across these draws.
Kurnool Day guess for Monday, 2 November
| Open ank | Close ank | Jodi | Open panna | Close panna |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6 - 1 - 4 - 8 | 6 - 4 - 5 - 0 | 66 64 16 14 13 86 | 240 556 | 240 556 |
Open ank 6 heads the list because it has been the busiest digit of late and it has favoured this weekday before. 1 backs it up (it has the best run in the record and it is the cut ank of the last draw). Close ank 6 comes first since it is one of the most frequent digits in the window yet has not come for a long stretch - the classic "due" setup and it is the digit that just closed the other side. Crossing the leading open and close digits gives 66, 64, 16 and 14; the family of 68 adds 13 and 86. For pannas the post stays close to what this market has actually given: 240 and 556 for the open, 240 and 556 for the close, all of them seen in the window.
A guess is a guess. The point of listing the reasoning is that you can disagree with it - if the cut-ank logic has not been working for Kurnool Day of late, weight it down; if the weekday pattern has, weight it up.
When Kurnool Day runs on Monday
Timing for Monday: open 03:05 PM, close 05:05 PM. The live page updates as each half comes in.
Everything above is drawn from the free Kurnool Day jodi chart and Kurnool Day panel chart on Kurnool Bazar - open them to check the run for yourself, all the way back.
Kurnool Day 2 November गेसिंग
Kurnool Day 1 November: ओपन 448, क्लोज 189, जोड़ी 68। कल यानी 2 November के लिए चार्ट ओपन में 6-1-4-8 और क्लोज में 6-4-5-0 की ओर इशारा करता है; जोड़ी 66, 64, 16, 14। खेलना आपके अपने जोखिम पर है।
पिछली गेसिंग का हिसाब: ओपन अंक लगा, क्लोज अंक लगा, जोड़ी नहीं लगी। हिट और मिस दोनों यहां दर्ज हैं।
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