Shillong Teer Result Today
Daily first round & second round winning numbers
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Previous Results
Every past first round (F/R) and second round (S/R) winning number, newest first. Days with no draw — usually Sundays — are marked OFF.
| Date | F/R | S/R |
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Shillong Teer Today House and Ending Number | F/R and S/R
Many players follow house and ending numbers alongside the full two-digit result. The table below shows illustrative example digits generated from the sample archive on this page — they explain the concept and are not predictions.
| Round | Example House Digits | Example Ending Digits |
|---|---|---|
| First Round (F/R) | 3, 8 | 1, 6 |
| Second Round (S/R) | 5, 2 | 9, 4 |
What is a House Number in Shillong Teer?
The house number is the first digit of the two-digit winning number. If the result is 47, the house is 4. Players who bet on a house number only need that first digit to be right.
What is an Ending Number in Shillong Teer?
The ending number is the last digit of the winning number. If the result is 47, the ending is 7. An ending bet wins when the final digit matches, whatever the first digit is.
Shillong Teer Result Timing & Prize Details
| Game Name | Shillong Teer (Archery) |
|---|---|
| Game Type | Archery-based lottery |
| Country | India |
| Location | Shillong, Meghalaya |
| Total Rounds | 2 per session (First Round & Second Round) |
| Minimum Bet | Varies by counter — confirm locally |
| Result Time | ~3:30 PM (F/R), ~4:30 PM (S/R) IST |
| Status | Daily; Sundays usually off |
Shillong Teer Result Morning
The morning session runs separately from the main afternoon game. Its first round is declared around 10:30 AM IST and the second round around 11:30 AM IST.
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How to Play Shillong Teer Game Online and Offline
Playing is straightforward, and most people take part at licensed counters in Meghalaya. There is no official government-approved Teer app — be cautious of unofficial apps asking for money or personal details.
- Confirm you are eligible. You must be 18 or older, and the game is only legal where permitted. Check your local laws first.
- Visit a licensed Teer counter. Buy your ticket at an authorized counter in Meghalaya, well before the round closes.
- Choose your guti. Pick any two-digit number from 00 to 99 — this is your "guti".
- Pick a round and stake. Decide on the first or second round and how much to wager.
- Keep your ticket slip. The slip is your only proof of the bet — store it safely until results are confirmed.
- Check the result and claim. If your number wins, claim your prize at the same licensed counter with your slip.
Shillong Teer Result Culture
Teer did not appear out of nowhere — it grew out of the Khasi archery tradition, where the bow has been part of everyday life for generations. The daily game turned that heritage into a shared ritual that the whole town follows.
Around draw time, counters and nearby tea stalls fill up. Checking the result is a social moment as much as a transaction: neighbours compare notes, regulars debate yesterday's numbers, and the winning digits travel by word of mouth within minutes.
Over the years, folk customs have grown around the game. Many players choose their guti from dreams, daily omens, or family routines — practices handed down rather than learned, and followed as much for tradition as for hope.
Whatever one thinks of the betting, the archery itself remains a respected skill. The associations that organise the daily shoots keep the sporting side of Teer alive, and the archers are regarded with genuine admiration in Shillong.
Frequently Asked Questions
Shillong Teer is a licensed, archery-based lottery run in Meghalaya under state regulation. It is legal where permitted, but lottery laws differ from state to state and country to country — always check your local laws before playing.
The main session declares the first round (F/R) at about 3:30 PM IST and the second round (S/R) at about 4:30 PM IST. The morning session runs at about 10:30 AM and 11:30 AM IST. Sundays are usually off.
FR stands for First Round and SR stands for Second Round. Each day has two separate archery sessions, and each produces its own two-digit winning number.
You must be 18 or older, and you may only play where it is legally permitted. If you are unsure about your local laws, do not play until you have checked.
Each round is an archery session. Officials count the arrows that strike the target, and the winning number is the last two digits of that count — for example, 537 hits gives the number 37.
A guti is the two-digit number you pick when you place a bet. It can be any number from 00 to 99.
The house number is the first digit of the winning number and the ending number is the last digit. For example, if the winning number is 63, the house is 6 and the ending is 3.
The only authoritative source is the official Teer association counters in Meghalaya. This website is unofficial and for information only — always confirm any result, especially a winning slip, with an official counter.