Kerala Lottery Weekly Draw Schedule: All Seven Draws

Quick answer

Kerala runs one named lottery per day, giving seven draws a week. Each has its own ticket series and is drawn in the afternoon, usually around 3 PM IST. Sthree Sakthi is the Tuesday draw. The names below reflect the usual weekly pattern — confirm the current names on the official Kerala State Lotteries source, since the department periodically renames or restructures its daily draws.

The weekly line-up

Each weekday carries a distinct draw. This is the pattern most people mean when they ask "which Kerala lottery is today":

We deliberately do not lock in every draw name here, because Kerala periodically renames or restructures its daily lotteries. The one constant worth knowing is that Sthree Sakthi is the Tuesday draw. For today's general result routine, the Batch-1 Kerala lottery result today guide covers the daily check step by step.

Result time & bumper draws

All seven daily draws share the same afternoon window — generally around 3 PM IST, with the full winning list and PDF published soon after. On top of the weekly line-up, Kerala runs special bumper draws at festival times (for example around Onam and the new year) with much larger prize pools and their own separate dates. Those are announced in advance on the official source.

Bumper lotteries are the ones that make national headlines, because their top prize dwarfs a normal weekly draw. They run only a handful of times a year — commonly around Onam, Vishu, the Christmas-New Year period, Pooja, Summer and Monsoon — and tickets go on sale weeks ahead. They sit entirely outside the Monday-to-Sunday weekday pattern, so a bumper does not replace that day's usual draw; it is an extra event with its own name, price and result date. If you are following a bumper, note that its result day is a one-off date announced by the department, not the regular 3 PM weekday slot.

Read the draw off your ticket

The simplest habit is to ignore memorised lists entirely and read straight from the ticket. Every Kerala ticket prints the draw name, draw number, date and series. Match those exact details to the same-named result on the official site. This also protects you from look-alike result pages that show the wrong draw. A useful habit at the point of purchase is to check the ticket straight away: confirm the draw name matches the day you intend, the date is the upcoming draw and not a past one, and the number and series are printed clearly. A quick look then saves confusion at result time and rules out being handed an old or wrong ticket. Sticking to the ticket and the official list is also the simplest defence against an advance-fee scam, where a message claims you have won a draw you never entered and asks for a fee to release it. If the draw name is not the one on your ticket, it is not your prize. For how the prize tiers on that ticket work, see the Sthree Sakthi prize structure guide.

A draw any minute — not once a day

A weekly timetable means waiting for your day to come around. If you would rather have a result on demand, the Jai Game Wingo lottery draws every 60 seconds — no schedule to track. Try it free on Demo Wingo first. It is a separate online game, covered in the play instant while you wait guide.

Responsible play

Whichever draw you follow, lottery-style games are 18+ and entertainment, not income. Results are random and no schedule or system predicts a number — knowing which lottery falls on which day tells you nothing about the winning digits. Chasing a run of blanks by buying more tickets is the pattern behind problem gambling. Set a budget, never chase losses, and read the responsible gaming page. The Jai Game homepage links every guide in one place.

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