About Today’s Juwai Teer Result
The box above reflects the most recent confirmed round. Before anything else, it helps to know which Juwai Teer you’re actually looking for – this is the one thing most result pages skip, and it’s the reason times seem to contradict each other across different sites.
Morning, Day and Night – Three Separate Sessions
Juwai Teer isn’t a single daily draw. It runs as three distinct sessions, each with its own First Round and Second Round, organised independently:
| Session | First Round (FR) | Second Round (SR) |
|---|---|---|
| Juwai Morning Teer | ~10:30 AM | ~11:30 AM |
| Juwai Teer (Day) | ~2:00 PM – 2:45 PM (varies slightly by day) | ~30–45 min after FR |
| Juwai Teer Night | ~9:30 PM | ~10:30 PM |
If a number you saw somewhere doesn’t match what’s shown here, it’s worth checking whether it was actually a different session’s result. The Day session is what most people mean by “Juwai Teer Result” without further qualification, and that’s the default the live box above shows unless a session is specified.
How the Result Is Actually Decided
Archers shoot a fixed number of arrows at a bamboo target within each round’s time window. Once shooting stops, officials count only the arrows that struck the target, and the last two digits of that total become the round’s result – for example, 725 arrows hitting gives a result of 25. It’s a physical count each time, not a machine draw, which is also why the exact minute a result lands can shift slightly day to day.
Direct, House, Ending and Payout Rates
Rates can vary a little by counter, so confirm locally, but the common structure is:
- Direct number (the full two-digit FR or SR result) – around ₹80 for every ₹1 wagered
- House (first digit) or Ending (last digit) – lower, steadier payouts than a direct hit
- Combining FR and SR correctly on the same day pays considerably more than either round alone
Juwai Teer Common Numbers
A common number is a two-digit result that’s shown up more often than others across a recent stretch – usually the last 15 to 30 playing days for whichever session you’re tracking (Morning, Day, or Night numbers shouldn’t be mixed together, since they’re independent draws). It comes from studying the previous result chart, and it’s a pattern observation, not a guarantee – nothing about one round’s arrow count carries forward into the next.
Dream Numbers – Where the Tradition Comes From
Many long-time players connect what they see in a dream to a number, loosely following the idea of Swapan Shastra, an old tradition of dream interpretation. It’s worth being upfront that this is a cultural practice passed between players, not something with a demonstrated link to how a round’s arrow count turns out – treat it the way most experienced players do, as part of the fun rather than a method.
Juwai Teer, Shillong Teer and Khanapara Teer
Juwai’s Day session result is widely watched because it plays earlier than Shillong Teer and Khanapara Teer, and players commonly check it first before those two later results are calculated. They remain separate, independently run games – Juwai’s number doesn’t determine the other two, but checking it early is a habit for players following all three.
Is Juwai Teer Legal?
Yes, in Meghalaya, under the Meghalaya Amusements and Betting Tax (Amendment) Act, 1982, run through licensed teer counters. Participation is intended for Meghalaya residents aged 18 and above; rules differ elsewhere in India, so check local law before assuming the same applies where you are.
Reading the Previous Result Chart
- Keep Morning, Day and Night results separate when spotting patterns – they don’t share a sequence
- Look at a full month’s spread rather than just a few days
- Track FR and SR independently within each session
- Cross-check against the same day’s Shillong or Khanapara result if you’re trying to confirm a link between games
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FAQ- Juwai Teer Result
What time does the Juwai Result come out today?
The JuwaiTeer Result time is different for each session. For the morning session of Juwai it is around 10:30 to 11:30 in the morning. The day session of Juwai Teer, which most people are talking about is 2:00 to 3:00 in the afternoon.. The night session of Juwai Teer is around 9:30 to 10:30 at night. The exact time of the Juwai Teer Result can change a bit from one day to another.
Is Juwai Teer the same as JowaiTeer?
Yes Juwai Teer and JowaiTeer are the thing. Jowai is what the locals call the town and the game so both names refer to the Juwai Teer result.
Is there a Juwai result on Sunday?
No the Juwai game does not happen on Sundays or on some holidays in Meghalaya.
Does the Juwai result affect the result of Shillong Teer or Khanapara Teer?
No the Juwai result does not affect the results of Shillong Teer or Khanapara Teer. These are games that are run independently. The day session of Juwaitir just happens to start so people often check the Juwai Teer result first but it is just a habit and not because the Juwai Teer result determines the results of the other games.
Is Juwai Tir legal?
Yes Juwai is legal in Meghalaya thanks to the Meghalaya Amusements and Betting Tax Act of 1982. People who live in Meghalaya and are 18 years old or more can participate in Juwai Teer. If you are, from else you should check the local laws to see if you can participate in Juwai Teer.
