Kolkata FF Patti Chart

Find a patti under its single, then use the examples below to check the digit-sum calculation. Each column contains 22 combinations.

Kolkata Fatafat patti reference: 220 combinations grouped by single digit. This is a calculation reference, not a prediction.
Single 1 Single 2 Single 3 Single 4 Single 5 Single 6 Single 7 Single 8 Single 9 Single 0
100 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 000
119 129 120 130 122 123 124 125 126 118
128 138 139 149 140 150 133 134 135 127
137 147 148 158 159 169 160 170 144 136
146 156 157 167 168 178 179 189 180 145
155 200 166 220 177 222 188 224 199 190
227 228 229 239 230 240 223 233 225 226
236 237 238 248 249 259 250 260 234 235
245 246 247 257 258 268 269 279 270 244
290 255 256 266 267 277 278 288 289 280
335 336 300 338 339 330 340 350 333 299
344 345 337 347 348 349 359 369 360 334
380 390 346 356 357 358 368 378 379 370
399 444 355 400 366 367 377 440 388 389
470 480 445 446 447 448 449 459 450 460
489 499 490 455 456 457 458 468 469 479
560 570 580 590 500 466 467 477 478 488
579 589 599 680 555 556 557 558 559 550
588 660 670 699 690 600 566 567 568 569
669 679 689 770 780 790 700 666 577 578
678 688 779 789 799 880 890 800 667 668
777 778 788 888 889 899 999 990 900 677

How to use the patti chart

Find the single across the top, then read down its column. Every three-digit patti in that column gives the same single when you add its digits and keep the last digit of the total. The headings run from 1 through 9, with 0 in the final column.

There are 22 combinations in each column and 220 in the whole table. On a phone, scroll sideways to see the columns that do not fit on the screen. Check the heading again before copying a number, particularly when you move between the 9 and 0 columns.

Work through a few examples

For patti 358, add 3 + 5 + 8 to get 16. The last digit is 6, so you will find 358 under single 6. The calculation for 550 gives 10, placing it under single 0. For 999, the total is 27 and the single is 7.

There is one common mistake to avoid: do not keep adding the digits of the total. With 358, the answer is 6 because 16 ends in 6. Adding 1 + 6 again would give a different number and would not match the rule used in this table.

Why the same single has several pattis

Different combinations can have totals with the same final digit. For example, 358 and 169 both total 16. Other combinations may total 6 or 26 and still belong under single 6. A single therefore narrows the column; it does not identify one particular three-digit result.

The table lists each combination once, rather than repeating every possible ordering of its digits. Non-zero digits appear in ascending order, with any zeros placed at the end. That is why you will see forms such as 290 or 100. Keep that display convention in mind when comparing the list with a differently arranged number elsewhere.

Checking a number from a result

Open today’s Kolkata FF result or the 2026 chart and note the patti and single together. Add the patti digits, then compare the final digit with the single shown. The result guide explains how to identify the date and bazi if you are new to the charts.

If the arithmetic appears inconsistent, check that you copied all three digits from the same entry. If it still looks wrong, send us the result page, date and bazi. The chart cannot tell you whether a particular result entry was recorded correctly; it lets you check the relationship between the two numbers.

A reference list, rather than a forecast

Every combination stays in the same column regardless of what appeared in the last round. This table does not change because a number has appeared often or has been missing from recent results. For the team’s dated selections, visit Kolkata Fatafat tips. Those predictions can be wrong; the patti calculation itself is simply arithmetic.