Tips & How to Read the Result
How results are published on this site, what the numbers mean, and how to find an older one.
How a day is structured
The day is split into rounds. Each round has a betting window and a result time, both set by the operator. A round's result appears here as soon as it is declared — the page refreshes on its own, so you do not need to reload.
Reading the single and the patti
The patti is the three-digit number. The single is the last digit of the sum of those three digits. For a patti of 2-4-9, the sum is 15, so the single is 5. That is the whole rule — the single is never independent of the patti.
What the statuses mean
"Declared" means the operator has published the numbers. "Arriving soon" means the result time has not been reached yet. "Game closed" means the result time has passed without a declaration — that round has no result for the day.
Finding an older result
Use the date picker on the home page for any single day, or the old results page for a whole month at once. Every past date has its own address, so you can bookmark or share it.
Results are declared by the operator. This site only publishes them for reference and does not accept money, bets or registrations of any kind.