How Kolkata FF Works – Rules, Format, and Results

Kolkata Fatafat is a number guessing game rooted in the Satta Matka tradition. Each round, called a bazi, draws one Patti, a three digit number from the 220 Patti set, and that Patti determines one Single: the last digit of its digit sum (368 → 17 → 7). Players, through local agents in and around Kolkata, West Bengal, back either a Single (0 to 9) or a specific Patti before a bazi is declared; a matching number wins at odds that vary by bet type, with Singles paying the least and Triple Pattis paying the most, because they are the hardest to hit. The game runs 8 bazi Monday to Saturday and 4 on Sunday, at the times listed on the Kolkata FF timings page.

This page explains the format so results make sense. It is not a guide to placing bets. kolkataff.mobi does not publish tips, predictions, lucky numbers, or paid guidance of any kind — results and factual information only. Participation involves real financial risk, is restricted to adults 18+, and its legality varies by state in India, so check your local laws. Play, if you play, only what you can afford to lose, and never borrow to bet.

What is a bazi in Kolkata FF?

A bazi is one round of Kolkata Fatafat. Each bazi produces exactly one Patti and one Single, declared at its own scheduled time. There are 8 bazi from Monday to Saturday and 4 bazi on Sunday, so a full week contains 52 declared rounds. Every result on this site is recorded against the bazi number it belongs to.

What is a Patti in Kolkata Fatafat?

A Patti is the three digit number a bazi draws, always taken from the fixed set of 220 combinations listed on the Kolkata FF Patti chart. A Patti belongs to one of three classes: Single Patti (all three digits different, such as 368), Double Patti (one digit repeated, such as 448), and Triple Patti (all three digits identical, such as 555, of which only ten exist).

What is a Single in Kolkata FF?

A Single is the one digit value, from 0 to 9, that every Patti produces. It is shown directly beneath the Patti in each result, and it is derived by arithmetic rather than drawn separately.

How is the Single calculated from the Patti?

The Single is the last digit of the sum of the Patti's three digits. Add the digits together, then take the final digit of that total. For the Patti 368: 3 + 6 + 8 = 17, and the last digit of 17 is 7, so the Single is 7. This rule never varies, which means any published Patti and Single pair can be checked against it, and a pair that fails the check is a misprint somewhere.

This is an independent, informational resource and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to the organisers of Kolkata Fatafat. Every result is cross checked against multiple public sources, and any disagreement between them is corrected in favour of the majority.