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Kerala Lottery Weekly Draw Schedule: All 7 Daily Tickets

Updated for July 2026 · Ticket names change over time — confirm officially

One thing that confuses newcomers to the Kerala State Lottery is that there is a different named ticket for each day of the week, even though the draw time stays broadly the same. This 66 Lottery guide lays out the full weekly pattern — seven daily tickets including Sthree Sakthi — so you always know which draw you are checking. The department revises ticket names periodically, so use this as a general orientation and confirm the current names on the official source.

Quick answer: The Kerala State Lottery runs one draw per day, seven days a week, each with its own weekly ticket name and draw code. The draw time is broadly the same each day (afternoon, around 3:00 PM IST). Ticket names are revised over time, so always match the name, code and date to your ticket and confirm the current schedule officially.

The weekly pattern at a glance

The Kerala State Lotteries Department schedules one main draw every day of the week. Each day’s ticket has a distinct name and a two-letter draw code, while the draw window itself stays broadly fixed. So the thing that changes day to day is the name on the ticket, not the timing. Sthree Sakthi is one of these seven — you can read its result routine in our Sthree Sakthi result guide.

Kerala lottery weekly draw schedule illustration: a seven-day calendar with a different ticket name for each day and a fixed afternoon clock

Day-by-day: the seven daily tickets

Below is the general pattern of how the week is organised. Because the department has renamed tickets before, confirm the exact current name for each day on the official source — the structure (one named draw per day) is what stays reliable.

How the Kerala weekly lottery is typically organised (names are revised over time — confirm officially)
DayWhat it isDraw window
MondayThat day’s named daily ticketAfternoon, ~3:00 PM IST
TuesdayThat day’s named daily ticketAfternoon, ~3:00 PM IST
WednesdayThat day’s named daily ticketAfternoon, ~3:00 PM IST
ThursdayThat day’s named daily ticketAfternoon, ~3:00 PM IST
FridayThat day’s named daily ticketAfternoon, ~3:00 PM IST
SaturdayThat day’s named daily ticketAfternoon, ~3:00 PM IST
SundayThat day’s named daily ticketAfternoon, ~3:00 PM IST

We deliberately do not print specific current ticket names against each day, because they change and a stale list would mislead. The official Kerala State Lotteries source lists the exact name and draw code for each day.

The daily draw time

Across the week, the Kerala draw is held in the afternoon, at around 3:00 PM IST, with the official result gazette published shortly after. Because the timing is fixed, most people check once the draw window has passed — refreshing earlier only shows the previous day’s sheet. This is the same safe routine we describe in our Kerala lottery result today guide. Because the timing is consistent across the week, you only really need to remember one thing: which named ticket you hold. The clock takes care of itself, and the official gazette appears at broadly the same time whichever day it is.

Bumper (festival) draws

On top of the daily draws, Kerala runs special bumper lotteries around major festivals — Onam, Vishu, Christmas–New Year, and others. These have larger prizes, their own ticket names, and their own announced draw dates and times, which can differ from the daily 3 PM window. If you hold a bumper ticket, confirm its specific draw date rather than assuming the usual daily schedule.

Why the ticket names change over time

It can be confusing that an old article names a ticket for, say, Wednesday that no longer matches today’s schedule. That is not an error in the article so much as the reality of the system: the department periodically reorganises and renames its daily tickets. A weekly ticket can be retired, relaunched under a new name, or shifted, and the two-letter draw code changes with it. This is exactly why a printed “this ticket runs on this day” list goes stale.

The practical fix is to rely on what does not change: the structure. There is one named draw per day, a broadly fixed afternoon window, and a draw code printed on every ticket. Learn the structure, then read the current name and code straight off your ticket and match them to the official sheet. That way a renaming never trips you up, because you are checking the code in front of you rather than a name you memorised last year.

Always match the name, code and date

The practical takeaway is simple: a result from the wrong day, even if the numbers look close, is not your draw. Before you check, confirm three things on your ticket — the ticket name, the two-letter draw code, and the date — and match all three against the official sheet. That single habit prevents most “did I win?” confusion.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many Kerala lottery draws are there each week?

The Kerala State Lottery holds one main draw every day, seven days a week, each with its own weekly ticket name and draw code. Sthree Sakthi is one of these seven daily tickets.

What time are the Kerala lottery draws held?

Across the week the draw is held in the afternoon, at around 3:00 PM IST, with the official result gazette published shortly after. Bumper festival draws can have different announced times.

Do the Kerala ticket names change?

Yes. The Kerala State Lotteries Department has renamed daily tickets before, which is why we describe the weekly structure rather than printing a specific name for each day. Always confirm the current names on the official source.

What is a Kerala bumper lottery?

Bumper lotteries are special draws around major festivals such as Onam, Vishu and Christmas–New Year, with larger prizes and their own ticket names and announced draw dates, which can differ from the usual daily 3 PM window.

Why does an old list of Kerala ticket names look wrong?

Because the department periodically reorganises and renames its daily tickets, and the two-letter draw code changes with them. A printed day-by-day list goes stale, which is why you should read the current name and code off your ticket and match them to the official sheet.

Is the draw time the same every day?

The daily draws are held in the afternoon at broadly the same time, around 3:00 PM IST, with the gazette published shortly after. Festival bumper draws are the main exception, as they have their own announced dates and times.

Final thoughts

Once you know the pattern — one named draw a day, a fixed afternoon window, plus festival bumpers — the Kerala schedule stops being confusing. Just confirm the current ticket names officially and always match the name, code and date to your ticket. To check a specific result, start with our Kerala lottery result today and Sthree Sakthi guides. And if one draw a day is not enough, the instant Wingo game on 66 Lottery is a free-to-try alternative. Play as an adult, keep a firm budget, and remember no result is ever guaranteed.

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