Shillong Teer Result Today, May 4: Winning Numbers And Archery Game Details
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Check Shillong Teer, Juwai Morning & Sunday Teer results for May 4. See winning numbers, timings, and how to play the game.
SHILLONG SUNDAY TEER RESULT TODAY, MAY 4, 2025 LIVE UPDATES: Shillong Teer is a unique lottery game rooted in archery, organised by the Khasi Hills Archery Sports Association and regulated by the Meghalaya Lottery Department. More than just a game of chance, it also offers a stage for emerging archers to showcase and hone their skills. Stay updated with the latest results from Sunday Teer, Juwai Morning Teer and Shillong Morning Teer.
JUWAI SUNDAY MORNING TEER COMMON NUMBERS
SHILLONG SUNDAY TEER WINNING NUMBERS
How to Play the Shillong Teer Lottery?
Each round of Shillong Teer runs for a precise duration of two minutes.
During the first round, archers release 30 arrows toward the target.
In the second round, they shoot 20 arrows.
Players place bets by guessing how many arrows will hit the target in one or both rounds.
To play, participants select a number ranging from 0 to 99.
If their chosen number matches the result, they win a cash reward.
Tickets are sold in denominations of Rs 1, Rs 5, Rs 10, Rs 20 and Rs 50.
Licensed ticket sellers are responsible for distributing tickets to the public.
Shillong Teer payouts depend on how accurately a player predicts the results and the amount wagered. A Rs 1 bet can earn up to Rs 80 in the first round and Rs 60 in the second. If a player guesses both rounds correctly with Rs 1 on each, the combined prize can go up to Rs 4,000.
Besides Shillong Teer, other popular versions like Khanapara Teer, Jowai Teer, and Ladrymbai Teer also support the initiatives of the Khasi Hills Archery Sports Association (KHASA). For the latest outcomes, players can visit KHASA's official website or check updates on meghalayateer.com.
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May 04, 2025, 08:30 IST
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