About Today’s Shillong Teer Result
The box above updates as soon as the result is confirmed at Polo Ground, so check there first if you’re short on time. First Round typically lands somewhere between 3:30 PM and 4:15 PM, and Second Round roughly 45 minutes to an hour after – you’ll notice different sites quote slightly different times, and that’s not one of them being wrong. It comes down to how long the arrow count actually takes on a given day, which shifts with archer turnout and how close the count is. Treat the time on this page as today’s confirmed time, not a fixed schedule.
How the Shillong Teer Result Is Actually Decided
Shillong Teer is run at the Polo Ground in Shillong, organised by licensed teer associations under Khasi archery clubs. In each round, a set number of archers shoot arrows at a cylindrical target within a fixed time window. Once the round closes, officials count every arrow that struck the target – and the last two digits of that total become the round’s result. So a count of 1,247 arrows gives a result of 47. It’s the same mechanism for both First Round and Second Round, run independently each time.
Because the number depends on a physical count rather than a machine or software draw, there’s no fixed formula behind it, and no way to know it in advance. That’s worth being direct about, since it’s exactly where a lot of “guaranteed number” claims online tend to overreach.
House Number and Ending Number
Two terms come up constantly for anyone new to Shillong Teer:
- House Number – the first digit of the two-digit result
- Ending Number – the second digit
If today’s result is 63, the House Number is 6 and the Ending Number is 3. Some counters let you bet on House or Ending separately from the full number, at a different payout rate than a direct hit.
Direct Number, House, Ending and Jackpot – Payout Basics
Rates vary slightly counter to counter, so confirm locally before betting, but broadly:
- A correct direct number (matching the full two-digit FR or SR result) typically pays around 80 times the stake
- House-only or Ending-only bets pay a smaller fixed multiple
- Jackpot / Forecast – correctly predicting both FR and SR on the same day — pays out at a much higher multiple, since hitting both rounds is far less likely than hitting one
Shillong Teer Common Numbers – What They Really Are
A common number is a two-digit result that’s turned up more often than others across a recent run of results, usually the last 15–30 playing days. It comes directly from studying the previous result chart, not from any external formula, and it isn’t a guarantee – each round’s arrow count doesn’t carry forward from the last one. Numbers presented anywhere as “100% confirmed” or “expert guaranteed” are marketing language, not a real edge. The honest way to use a common number is as a starting point for narrowing your own guess, which is how most regular players actually treat it.
Shillong Teer, Khanapara Teer, Juwai Teer and Night Teer – How They Relate
These aren’t the same game, but they’re closely linked in how players follow them. Juwai Teer plays earlier in the day, and its result is often referenced when Shillong and Khanapara Teer numbers are worked out later. Shillong Morning Teer is a separate, earlier session with its own FR/SR pair, and Shillong Night Teer runs as a distinct evening game – not every site publishing a “Night Teer” number is drawing from an officially recognised source, so it’s worth sticking to results tied to licensed associations.
Is Shillong Teer Legal?
Yes, within Meghalaya. It operates under the Meghalaya Amusements and Betting Tax (Amendment) Act, 1982, and is run through licensed teer associations. That legality is specific to Meghalaya – participation is intended for residents of the state, and rules differ elsewhere in India, so it’s worth checking local law rather than assuming the same status applies wherever you’re reading this from.
Reading the Previous Result Chart
The month/year table above is more useful with a bit of structure:
- Track FR and SR separately – they’re independent counts on the same day
- Look at a full month rather than the last few days, so a short streak doesn’t read as a pattern that isn’t really there
- Note numbers that haven’t appeared in the visible window, which some players weight as “due,” even though it doesn’t change the odds of the next round
- Cross-check the same day’s Juwai Teer result if you’re trying to spot a connection
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FAQ: Shillong Teer Morning Result
What time do we get the Shillong Teer Result today?
The First Round of Shillong Teer usually comes out between 3:30 PM and 4:15 PM. Then the Second Round of Shillong Teer comes out about 45 minutes to an hour later. This happens from Monday to Saturday. You can see the confirmed time for todays Shillong Teer Result in the box above. It can change a bit each day.
Do we get a Shillong Teer result on Sunday?
No we do not get a Shillong Teer result on Sunday. The game only runs from Monday to Saturday. It also stops on some Christian holidays.
What is the difference between Shillong Teer and Shillong Morning Teer?
Shillong Teer and Shillong Morning Teer are two sessions. The Shillong Morning Teer happens earlier in the day. Has its own First Round and Second Round. Then the regular Shillong Teer result comes out in the afternoon.
What is a number in Shillong Teer?
A common number in Shillong Teer is a two-digit number that has come out often than other numbers in the recent First Round or Second Round results. This is a pattern that people have seen in the past results of Shillong Teer. It does not mean that it will definitely come out again. No matter what any website says, it is not a guaranteed result.
Is Shillong Teer legal?
Yes Shillong Teer is legal in Meghalaya. This is because of the Meghalaya Amusements and Betting Tax Act of 1982. Licensed teer associations are allowed to run Shillong Teer. If you are outside Meghalaya you might not be allowed to play Shillong Teer. You should check the rules in your area.
