Players select a set of numbers from a pre-defined range, typically from 0 to 9.
There are usually three numbers drawn from this range, and these numbers form a "set."
For example, if the chosen numbers are 3, 5, and 7, the set would be 3-5-7.

Players place their bets on the chosen set of numbers.
Bets can be placed on various combinations such as single, double, triple, Jodi (pair), Patti (triplet), and others.
The amount of the bet is decided by the player, and different types of bets have different payout rates.

Two sets of numbers are drawn from the Matka (pot), usually at a specific time.
The first set of three numbers is called the "Opening Patti," and the second set is called the "Closing Patti."
The results are published, and the winning numbers are announced.

The sum of the three chosen numbers is calculated to get a single-digit result.
For example, if the numbers are 3, 5, and 7, the sum is 15. The single-digit result would be 5 (the last digit of the sum).
The final result for each round is a combination of the three numbers and their single-digit sum.

There are various types of winning combinations in Satta Matka:
Single: Betting on a single number (e.g., 5).
Jodi (Pair): Betting on the combination of two numbers (e.g., 3-5).
Patti (Triplet): Betting on a three-number combination (e.g., 3-5-7).
Half Sangam: Combining a single number from the opening and closing results.
Full Sangam: Combining all numbers from the opening and closing results.

The payout rates vary depending on the type of bet placed.
Single number bets have a different payout compared to Jodi or Patti bets.
The payout is usually a multiple of the bet amount and can range from 9/1 for single bets to much higher for more complex combinations.

Satta Matka games are governed by specific rules that may vary depending on the Matka operator.
It is essential for players to understand the rules of the specific Matka game they are participating in.
Legal aspects should also be considered, as gambling laws vary by region.