Kerala Lottery Weekly Draw Schedule

Ticket names are indicative and subject to official revision. Tuesday's Sthree Sakthi is one of the most searched — see its prize structure & ticket price. The full programme is run by the Kerala State Lotteries Department; 66Lottery is not affiliated with it.

Each weekday ticket has its own series code and character. The names below are the commonly used ones and are occasionally revised by the department, so confirm the current ticket for any given day before you buy:

Every weekday ticket is drawn in the afternoon, and the winning numbers are generally published around 3:00 PM IST, with the full result sheet following shortly after. Around festival bumper periods — Onam, Christmas, Vishu and others — extra draws run on their own schedule, so treat 3 PM as a guide and confirm the exact time on the day.

The reason the timing feels so consistent is that Kerala runs a single scheduled draw each afternoon rather than rolling draws through the day. That is why search traffic for “Kerala lottery result today” spikes sharply around the same hour: everyone with a ticket is checking at once. If you see numbers posted well before that window, they are not official — wait for the gazette.

Beyond the seven weekday tickets, Kerala runs special bumper lotteries tied to festivals and seasons — the Onam, Christmas-New Year, Vishu, Summer, Pooja and Monsoon bumpers being the best known. These carry much larger headline prizes, are sold for a limited window in the run-up, and are decided in a single big draw rather than a weekly cycle.

Because bumper tickets sell out and have their own draw dates, the searches for them spike around each festival. If you plan to follow one, note its specific draw date and buy only from authorised agents — the same rules as the weekday tickets apply. Exact dates and prize figures are set by the department, so confirm them on the official source rather than any forwarded poster.

1. 1Identify the correct ticket for that weekday from the table above.
2. 2Wait for the afternoon draw — results before publication are not official.
3. 3Open the official Kerala State Lotteries source or the government gazette for the day’s sheet.
4. 4Match your series and number against every prize tier, not just the first prize.
5. 5Ignore forwarded screenshots and anyone selling “confirmed” numbers.

A common trap after any draw is a message saying you have won but must pay a fee first — a classic advance-fee scam. Genuine Kerala results are free and public, and no legitimate win ever requires an upfront payment.

Every draw is random and a lottery is entertainment, not income. Set a budget, never chase losses, and take breaks — and learn the signs of problem gambling. See our responsible gaming page. 66Lottery is for players aged 18 and above.