Kerala lottery prize structure — all seven weekly lotteries
One page, every tier. The tables below are built from the latest official draw of each
lottery in our database — not copied from another website — so when the department
revises an amount, this page follows the next draw automatically. Many reference pages on the
internet still show the pre-2025 schemes and ₹40 tickets; the current facts are: every weekly
ticket costs ₹50, and every weekly first prize is ₹1 crore.
How a Kerala lottery prize structure works
Each draw sells tickets in multiple series (the two letters before the six-digit number).
The 1st, 2nd and 3rd prizes go to one exact ticket — series and all six digits.
The consolation prize pays the first-prize number in every other
series. The lower tiers (₹5,000 down to ₹100) are decided by the last four
digits only: every ticket in every series ending in a drawn number wins that tier.
That is why a single draw produces tens of thousands of winners, and why checking the last four
digits of your ticket matters even when the jackpot goes elsewhere.
A ₹50 ticket breaks down to roughly ₹39 plus 28% GST, and a weekly draw prints on the order of
a crore tickets across its series — the prize outlay of a single weekly draw exceeds
₹24 crore. Prize money above ₹10,000 is paid after tax deduction; our
tax guide shows what actually lands in your account.
The weekly schedule since the 2025 restructuring
Sunday — Samrudhi (SM), replaced Fifty-Fifty
Monday — Bhagyathara (BT), replaced Win-Win
Tuesday — Sthree Sakthi (SS), continued from the old schedule
The six festival bumpers — Vishu, Summer, Monsoon, Thiruvonam, Pooja and Christmas–New Year —
run on their own tickets and their own prize ladders, topping out at ₹30 crore for the
Thiruvonam bumper. They share one series code (BR) across the year, which is why a bumper
result looks different from a weekly one. The full picture is in our
bumper lottery guide, and past bumper results are in the
BR archive.
📌 Amounts are set by the Directorate of Kerala State Lotteries and can change between draws.
The tables above follow the latest official draw automatically, but for a claim the printed
gazette of your specific draw is the only authority — check your draw's own
result page before acting.