Kerala Lottery Weekly Draw Schedule: All Seven Daily Tickets
The Kerala lottery weekly draw schedule is simple once you know the pattern: a different named ticket every day of the week, all drawn in the afternoon around 3 PM IST. This 66 Club Lottery guide lays out the seven-day structure, where Sthree Sakthi fits, how bumper draws differ, and why you should always confirm the current lineup officially.
Quick Answer: One Ticket Per Day
Kerala does not run a single lottery — it runs a different named weekly ticket for each day of the week, seven in total, each with its own draw code. They are all drawn in the afternoon, generally around 3 PM IST. So the ticket you buy on a given day has its own name and result, but the timing and check routine are the same across the week.
This is the reference page for the whole week. For a single day's ticket in depth, see our Sthree Sakthi result guide, and for how to check any result safely, the Kerala lottery result today guide.
The Weekly Draw Schedule (All 7 Days)
Here is the general seven-day structure. The department revises ticket names periodically, so treat the mapping as the pattern and confirm current names officially:
| Day | What runs | Result window (IST) |
|---|---|---|
| Monday | That day’s named weekly ticket | Afternoon, around 3:00 PM |
| Tuesday | That day’s named weekly ticket (e.g. Sthree Sakthi) | Afternoon, around 3:00 PM |
| Wednesday | That day’s named weekly ticket | Afternoon, around 3:00 PM |
| Thursday | That day’s named weekly ticket | Afternoon, around 3:00 PM |
| Friday | That day’s named weekly ticket | Afternoon, around 3:00 PM |
| Saturday | That day’s named weekly ticket | Afternoon, around 3:00 PM |
| Sunday | That day’s named weekly ticket | Afternoon, around 3:00 PM |
Whichever day you play, the routine is identical: note the ticket name and draw date, wait for the official gazette, and match your full number and series in prize order.
The Shared Afternoon Draw Time
The reason people search "Kerala lottery result today" every afternoon is that nearly all weekly draws land in the same window — around 3 PM IST — with the official gazette following soon after. Knowing this saves you from checking too early: before the official time, any "result" circulating online is unconfirmed. See our result chart guide for why past draws never hint at the next number.
Bumper Draws Are Separate
Around festivals and seasons, Kerala runs special bumper lotteries. These are not part of the weekly seven — they have their own ticket, higher price, larger headline prize, and a separately announced draw date. If you hold a bumper ticket, follow the specific date the department announces for it rather than the usual weekly rhythm.
Buying the Right Ticket for the Right Day
Because each weekday has its own named ticket, a common mix-up is buying for one day and checking the wrong draw. A few simple habits keep it straight:
- Read the ticket name and draw date. The name tells you which day's draw it belongs to; the date and draw number pin it down.
- Buy from authorised agents only. Kerala tickets are sold through official agents — avoid unknown online resellers charging a premium.
- Match name to result. When you check, confirm you are reading the sheet for the exact ticket name printed on your ticket, not a different day.
- Keep the ticket safe. The physical ticket is your only proof of a claim, so protect it until any claim window closes.
Get those right and the weekly rhythm becomes easy to follow: one named ticket per day, one afternoon draw, one official sheet to match against.
Confirm the Current Lineup
Because the department updates ticket names and occasionally timings, the safe habit is to confirm the current schedule on the official Kerala State Lotteries source for the ticket you hold. That way you always match against the right draw, on the right day, at the right time.
A Game With No Weekly Wait
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Useful External Resources
- Kerala State Lotteries (Wikipedia) — general background on the government scheme and its weekly tickets.
- Advance-fee scam (Wikipedia) — how fake "you won" messages and prize-fee frauds work.
- Problem gambling (Wikipedia) — warning signs and support if play stops feeling like fun.
A Responsible-Gaming Reminder
The Kerala State Lottery and online prediction games are strictly 18+ and are entertainment, not income. Play only within a budget, and read our responsible gaming guide if it ever feels like more than fun.
Frequently Asked Questions
›What is the Kerala lottery weekly draw schedule?
Kerala runs a different named ticket for each day of the week — seven weekly tickets in total, one per day, each with its own draw code. All are drawn in the afternoon, generally around 3 PM IST. The names and day mapping are set by the Kerala State Lotteries Department and updated periodically.
›Which Kerala lottery is drawn on which day?
Each weekday has its own named ticket, such as Sthree Sakthi among the weekly set. Because the department revises names from time to time, confirm the current day-to-ticket mapping on the official schedule for the ticket you hold before assuming a draw day.
›What time are Kerala lottery results announced?
Almost all Kerala weekly draws are held in the afternoon, with winning numbers read in prize order generally around 3 PM IST, and the official result gazette published soon after. Timings can shift on public holidays or during bumper draw periods.
›Are Kerala bumper lotteries part of the weekly schedule?
No. Bumper lotteries are special seasonal or festival draws announced separately by the department, with their own ticket, price, and draw date. They sit outside the regular seven-day weekly schedule.
›Is there a game without a weekly wait?
The 66 Club Wingo game draws a result about every 60 seconds, so there is no day-long or week-long wait. It is an online colour-prediction game for players aged 18+, played for entertainment, and it is separate from the official Kerala State Lottery.
›How do I make sure I check the right day’s draw?
Read the ticket name and the draw date printed on your ticket — the name tells you which weekday’s draw it belongs to. When you check the result, confirm you are reading the official sheet for that exact ticket name and draw number, not a different day. This avoids the common mistake of matching against the wrong draw.
›Where should I buy Kerala lottery tickets?
Only from authorised agents. Kerala State Lottery tickets are sold through official agents, and the price is printed on the ticket face. Avoid unknown online resellers charging a premium or any “online Kerala lottery” that is not the official scheme, and keep the original ticket safe as your only proof for a claim.
Conclusion
The Kerala lottery weekly draw schedule is one named ticket per day, all drawn around 3 PM IST, with bumper draws sitting separately. Confirm the current names officially, match your ticket in prize order, and never trust an early screenshot. For a specific day, see our Sthree Sakthi guide — and if a weekly wait is too slow, the 66 Club Lottery Wingo demo runs instantly, free, and within a budget.