beside an AI-predicted number = its 4-digit ending has come up in 3 Samrudhi draws so far
(for the top prizes, the full 6-digit number) —
see digit analytics.
1st Prize
₹1,00,00,000 1 Crore1 winner
Consolation Prize
₹5,00011 winners
2nd Prize
₹25,00,000 25 Lakh1 winner
3rd Prize
₹5,00,000 5 Lakh1 winner
4th Prize
₹5,00019 winners
5th Prize
₹2,0006 winners
6th Prize
₹1,00025 winners
7th Prize
₹50076 winners
8th Prize
₹20092 winners
9th Prize
₹100150 winners
🤖Our AI predicted 14 of this draw's winning
numbers in advance — marked ✓ in the prize list.See that forecast →
The Samrudhi (SM-72) draw was held on
Sunday, 13 September 2026 at
GORKY BHAVAN, NEAR BAKERY JUNCTION, THIRUVANANTHAPURAM.
The official result lists 10 prize tiers
with 382 published winning entries.
The 1st prize of ₹10000000 went to ticket
MU 846979,
sold through an agent in PAYYANUR.
Prizes in this draw range down to ₹100.
The top prizes (1st, 2nd, 3rd and consolation) are won only by the exact full ticket —
series and number together — while the 4th to 9th prizes go to every ticket ending in one
of the published four-digit numbers, in any series.
The previous Samrudhi draw was
SM-71 on 06 September 2026.
🗓️ Winning tickets from this draw must be surrendered
within 30 days — by 13 October 2026. Prizes above ₹10,000
are paid after 30% TDS + cess; see
how to claim and the
tax guide.
Won something in this draw?
Sign the back of your ticket, verify it against the official gazette, and claim within
30 days of the draw — prizes up to ₹5,000 from any authorised agent, larger
prizes via a bank or the District Lottery Office with ID and a claim form.
Read the full step-by-step claim guide →
What is the Samrudhi SM-72 first prize winning number?
The 1st prize winning ticket for Samrudhi
SM-72 drawn on 13 September 2026 is
MU 846979.
How do I claim a Kerala lottery prize?
Winners must surrender the winning ticket along with valid ID proof within 30 days of the
draw date. Prizes up to ₹5,000 can be claimed from any Kerala lottery agent or seller;
higher amounts must be claimed through a bank or the Kerala State Lotteries office, and are
subject to tax and agent commission deductions — see the
claim guide for the full checklist.
How are the 4th to 9th prizes decided?
The lower prize tiers are decided by the last four digits of the ticket number. Any ticket
ending in one of the published four-digit numbers wins that prize, regardless of its
series.