First Round (FR) 8:30 PM · Second Round (SR) 9:30 PM
The Night Teer result is the last draw of the day — archery under lights, two rounds, and a number to close the evening. First round lands around 8:30 PM, second around 9:30 PM. The game is the same one Meghalaya has played for decades: fifty archers, thirty arrows each in the first round and twenty in the second, officials counting strikes on the straw target under floodlights. The last two digits of the count are the number. If 1,247 arrows hit, the result is 47. Night teer runs seven days a week — it never takes Sundays off. For players who missed every earlier session, this is the final board of the day. Check both rounds here as they land.
Night teer takes the standard format and moves it after dark. Fifty archers shoot at a lit target — thirty arrows each in the first round, twenty in the second — while officials count every strike. The last two digits of the count become the result: 940 arrows means 40. The first round usually closes around 8:30 PM and the second around 9:30 PM. Timings are approximate; the count starts when the shooting stops, whatever the hour. (Some sources attribute an 11:10 PM / 12:10 AM slot to a separately named Night Teer draw — the naming varies by source, so check the announced numbers, not just the label.) The night game runs every single day, Sundays and holidays included. Teer is legal in Meghalaya under the Meghalaya Amusements and Betting Tax Act, 1982, and may be illegal where you are. These results are information only — confirm against the official announcement.
The night session looks nothing like the afternoon game. Floodlights pick out the target, the archers' silhouettes, and the officials moving between rounds. The crowd is thinner and quieter — mostly regulars and those settling the day's last tickets. Shooting under lights changes the feel but not the rules: same fifty archers, same thirty-and-twenty format, same count. Some players swear the night numbers behave differently. They don't — the arrows fall where they fall. But the atmosphere is real, and for many it is the most enjoyable session to follow.
Every other session bends around the Sunday rest. Night teer doesn't. It runs Monday through Sunday without a break, which makes its archive the most continuous in the game — a full thirty-day record with no gaps for Sundays. That continuity is why night common numbers get tracked so closely: repeaters, house and ending, all from an unbroken run of draws. Remember the rule, though. A common number is past frequency. Thirty straight days of data still cannot predict the thirty-first night.
| Date | First Round (FR) | Second Round (SR) |
|---|---|---|
| 15 October 2026 | 05 | 91 |
The common numbers page tracks which numbers came up most in recent night teer results — most frequent numbers, house and ending digits, counted from announced results. Past frequency is all it is; no number is ever "due".
First round around 8:30 PM, second round around 9:30 PM, seven days a week — the only session that runs every single day. Timings are approximate; the count follows the shooting. Numbers reach the board minutes after each count.