Jai GameSthree Sakthi Prize Structure & Ticket Price
How the Sthree Sakthi (SS) prize ladder is built — from the headline first prize down to consolation — and how the ticket is priced. From the Jai Game portal. We describe the structure, not fixed amounts: always confirm current figures on the official Kerala lottery source.
Quick answer
Sthree Sakthi awards one first prize, then a descending ladder of smaller prizes and consolation amounts, all in INR. The ticket is low-cost, with the price printed on it. Both the tiers and the exact amounts are set by the Kerala lottery department and can be revised — treat this page as a map of the structure and confirm the numbers officially.
How the prize ladder works
A Kerala weekly draw such as Sthree Sakthi is organised as a tiered ladder. Understanding the shape helps you read the winning list correctly:
| Tier | How it is awarded |
|---|---|
| First prize | A single headline amount for one matching full ticket number |
| Consolation prize | Awarded to same-number tickets across the other series |
| Second to lower prizes | A descending ladder, some matched on the full number, some on part of it |
| Lowest tiers | Small amounts matched on the last few digits, with many winners |
Because the lower tiers can match on partial digits, one draw produces many small winners and very few large ones. To actually check a ticket against these tiers, follow the Sthree Sakthi result-checking guide.
It helps to picture the ladder as a pyramid. At the very top sits a single first prize won on a full-number match; just below it, consolation prizes go to the same number in the other series. Then the second, third and following prizes step down in value, some still needing a full-number match. At the wide base are the smallest prizes, matched on only the last four (or fewer) digits — which is why thousands of tickets can win a modest amount in a single draw. The Kerala State Lotteries department sets and occasionally revises both the tiers and the amounts, so read this as the shape of the ladder, not a fixed price list.
Ticket price & where to buy
Sthree Sakthi tickets are inexpensive — the exact price is printed on the ticket alongside the draw name, date and series. Official tickets are sold by the Kerala lottery department's authorised agents. Buying only from an authorised source matters: it is the only way to be sure the ticket is genuine and that a win can be claimed. Prices are occasionally revised by the state, so never rely on a figure quoted on a third-party page.
It is also worth understanding how the odds sit against the ladder. The eye-catching first prize is, by design, the hardest to win — it needs a full-number match against a single drawn number, so the odds are very long. As you move down the tiers the prizes shrink but the chances improve, because the lower levels match on fewer digits and therefore reward many more tickets. In other words, a big headline amount and a realistic chance of a small return are two different things. Reading the ladder this way keeps expectations sensible: a ticket is a small flutter, not an investment, whatever the top prize looks like.
Claims, deadlines & tax
Genuine prizes are claimed within a stated window through the official process, and larger prizes are subject to applicable tax and deductions under Indian rules. You never pay a fee simply to "release" or "see" a prize — any such demand is an advance-fee scam. Keep the winning ticket safe and undamaged, as the physical ticket is what you present when claiming. In practice: sign the back of the ticket, store it flat and dry, and lodge the claim through an authorised bank or the district lottery office well before the deadline. Smaller prizes can often be collected from an authorised agent, while larger ones go through the official banking channel with identity documents.
A faster alternative
Sthree Sakthi is a once-a-week draw. If you would rather not wait, the Jai Game Wingo lottery draws every minute, and the free Demo Wingo lets you try it with no risk. It is a separate online game, not the Kerala State Lottery — more in the play instant while you wait guide.
Responsible play
Lottery-style games are 18+ and entertainment, not an income plan. Prize ladders make big numbers eye-catching, but the odds of the top tier are very long — a headline amount is designed to catch the eye precisely because it is rarely won. Buying extra tickets to "improve your chances" after a losing streak is the mindset behind problem gambling; the draw is random and never "due". Set a budget, never chase losses, and read the responsible gaming page. Start from the Jai Game homepage to see the rest of the platform.
Frequently asked questions
How much is a Sthree Sakthi ticket?
Kerala weekly-draw tickets like Sthree Sakthi are low-cost, printed on the ticket itself along with the draw date and series. The state can revise the price, so read the amount directly from the ticket or the official source rather than relying on an old figure.
What is the Sthree Sakthi prize structure?
There is a single headline first prize, then a descending ladder of lower prizes down to consolation amounts, all in INR. The tiers and exact amounts are set by the Kerala lottery department and can change, so confirm them officially — this guide describes the structure, not fixed figures.
Does Jai Game sell Sthree Sakthi tickets?
No. Jai Game is an online gaming platform and does not sell state lottery tickets or publish their results. Official Kerala tickets are sold through the state's authorised agents. Jai Game runs its own instant Wingo lottery.
How are the winning numbers decided?
They are drawn at random. No pattern, chart or "guess the number" trick improves the odds of any prize tier — a point worth remembering for any lottery-style game.
Is tax deducted from a Sthree Sakthi prize?
Larger prizes are subject to applicable tax and agent deductions under Indian rules, so the amount received can be less than the headline figure. The exact treatment is set by law and the Kerala lottery department — confirm the current rules officially rather than assuming an old percentage.
Why are there many small winners and few big ones?
Because the lower tiers match on only part of the ticket number, one draw produces a large number of small winners, while the first prize needs a full-number match and is won by very few. That shape is normal for a Kerala weekly draw and is why the top prize carries very long odds.
Someone offered to sell me a 'guaranteed winning' Sthree Sakthi ticket — is that safe?
No. Buy only from the department's authorised agents, and never from anyone promising a guaranteed win or asking for an advance fee. Winning numbers are drawn at random after the ticket is sold, so no one can know them in advance — that pitch is always a scam.