Have you ever encountered daily tip posts on the websites dedicated to Kolkata FF? Of course, you have! But you must have asked yourself why it is not written in English but in shorthand. In the first half of the line there are numbers, in the second half – letters and slashes, and in the middle of the line there could be words such as "Baji" or "SM". Honestly, it looks like a code. But after you get to know the shorthand language used in these posts, you'll be able to decode the message within several seconds. This article will decipher the shorthand language of almost all tip posts of Kolkata Fatafat websites.

The Reasons for Using Shorthand Language in Tip Posts

Tip posts are posted by people who write tips at least 8 times per day, and sometimes even more often. Of course, nobody wants to type long sentences 8 times in a row. And that's why the community created shorthand language where one letter could mean anything. It is quicker to type, quicker to read, and easy to copy in WhatsApp groups. In other words, it was created due to the fact that speed was more important than grammar.

The Most Popular Shorthand Terms That You Need to Know

These are the terms that are used in almost all tip posts:

• SM: means "Smart Matka" style tips, also can be used in general sense to mean calculated single digit prediction;
• OC: Open Cut – initial guess before the round started;
• CC: Close Cut – guess that is made minutes before Baji closes;
• HP: Hot Patti – recently observed three-digit number;
• CP: Cold Patti – three-digit number that did not come out for some time;
• LP: Lucky Patti – three-digit number that is favorite among tip providers;
• SD: Single Digit – the last one-digit prediction of the Patti;
• DP: Double Patti – three-digit number in which one digit occurs twice (112, 445);
• TP: Triple Patti – three identical digits (555, 888);

Shorthand for Numbers

Numbers also have their shorthand. For example, when the tip writer says something like "5-6 ghar", it means that 5 and 6 are the targeted houses (or digits) that are being predicted. Ghar is actually the word that they use to call the digit. So, if somebody says "3 ghar strong", it means that the digit 3 is the tip of the Baji.

Decoding of Sample Tip Post Line by Line

Now let's look at the example of the tip post line:

"Baji 5 → SM: 3, 7 | HP: 245, 678 | LP: 890"

What does it mean for us? The Smart Matka style single digit tips for Baji 5 are 3 and 7, hot patti tips are 245 and 678, and lucky patti tip is 890. Now you know what it means, don't you?

Beware of Fake Shorthand

Not all abbreviations that you see in tip posts could be trusted. Websites try to attract reader's attention with the help of such abbreviations as "VVIP" or "Gold Line" or even "Direct Company Line" to make you believe that the tips come from the official source. But there is no company that would provide you with any insider information about Kolkata Fatafat. If the abbreviation sounds like it came from corporate brochure, do not believe it.

Conclusion

Using your knowledge of shorthand you will be able to decode the contents of the tip posts. But whatever fancy it may be, please remember that when it comes to Kolkata Fatafat the only luck you can expect is pure luck.