Indian Matka, also known as Satta, is a popular gambling game in India and some other countries like Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Nepal. The game is thought to have ancient roots, dating back to the 16th century, and is believed to have been played by the Mughal emperors. It is played with a set of five dice, which are shuffled and then rolled. The players then bet on the outcome of the roll using a variety of strategies.
Indian Matka is unique in that it is a game of chance and there is no skill or strategy involved. It is often described as a lottery, as the players are betting on the outcome of the dice roll. The basic goal of the game is to guess the correct outcome of the dice, and the person who guesses correctly wins the bet.
The game is popular in India, with several websites dedicated to it. It is also played in some parts of Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Nepal. It is usually played for small stakes and is particularly popular among the lower economic classes in the country.