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House & Ending Numbers Explained

What these two single-digit bets mean in Shillong Teer, with plain examples.

What Are They?

Every Shillong Teer winning number has two digits — for example, 47. The house number is the first digit (in 47, the house is 4), and the ending number is the last digit (in 47, the ending is 7). Each digit ranges from 0 to 9.

Some counters let you place a bet on just one of these digits instead of the full two-digit number. Betting on the house means you only need the first digit of the winning number to be right; betting on the ending means you only need the last digit to match.

Examples

If the winning number is 63: the house is 6 and the ending is 3.
If the winning number is 09: the house is 0 and the ending is 9.
A player who bet on house 6 wins the house bet when the result is 63 — even if the ending digit is different.

How Players Use Them

Some players track how often each house and ending digit has appeared in recent results and use those patterns to guide their next picks. You can study past numbers yourself in our previous results archive.

No method guarantees a win. House and ending patterns are simply statistics some players find interesting. Teer outcomes are random, and no analysis of past results can predict the next draw. We do not provide predicted numbers, and you should treat any site that "guarantees" winning numbers with deep scepticism. Play only for entertainment, with money you can afford to lose.