Summer Bumper 2026
Results of this bumper will appear here from the official result sheets.
What is the Kerala Summer Bumper?
The Summer Bumper is the Kerala State Lottery’s spring bumper, drawn in late March or early April. Its first prize is ₹10 crore. Its tickets start with the letter S. It comes second in the bumper year, after the Christmas-New Year Bumper.
The Summer Bumper uses 6 series in every edition in our sheets: SA, SB, SC, SD, SE and SG. The letter F is skipped. Every Summer Bumper draw carries a BR code, such as BR-108 in 2026.
When is the Summer Bumper drawn?
The Summer Bumper is drawn at 2 PM in late March or early April. The draw takes place at Gorky Bhavan, near Bakery Junction, Thiruvananthapuram. The three latest official sheets show these dates:
- BR-96: Wednesday 27 March 2024.
- BR-102: Wednesday 2 April 2025.
- BR-108: Saturday 28 March 2026.
The 2027 Summer Bumper gets its date in its government notification. The date is printed on the ticket and in the notification. This page shows a next-draw box at the top once the date is in our calendar.
How fast is the Summer Bumper result sheet?
The Summer Bumper sheet is the fastest bumper sheet of 2026. The BR-108 sheet was generated at 3:48 PM, less than two hours after the draw. The BR-102 sheet came at 3:35 PM in 2025. Larger bumpers take longer: the 2026 Onam Bumper sheet came at 5:26 PM.
What is the Summer Bumper prize structure?
The Summer Bumper 2026 had 9 prize tiers plus a consolation prize. Only the top 3 tiers need the full ticket number. The BR-108 sheet lists them as follows.
- 1st prize: ₹10 crore, 1 ticket (SB 517026).
- 2nd prize: ₹1 crore, 1 ticket (SE 660573).
- 3rd prize: ₹5 lakh, 12 tickets, two in each series.
- 4th prize: ₹1 lakh, last five digits 92638 in every series.
- 5th prize: ₹5,000, 30 four-digit endings.
- 6th prize: ₹2,000, 36 four-digit endings.
- 7th prize: ₹1,000, 72 four-digit endings.
- 8th prize: ₹500, 90 four-digit endings.
- 9th prize: ₹250, 108 four-digit endings.
- Consolation prize: ₹1 lakh, 5 tickets with 517026 in the other series.
How does the five-digit 4th prize work?
The 4th prize is won by any ticket ending in the drawn five digits. In BR-108 the number was 92638. SA 492638 wins, and so does SG 692638. The Summer Bumper is the only Kerala bumper in our sheets with a five-digit prize. All three editions used five digits: 23016 in 2024, 25590 in 2025 and 92638 in 2026.
How did the Summer Bumper prizes change in 2026?
The second prize doubled in 2026. The official sheets show three differences between BR-102 and BR-108.
- Second prize: ₹50 lakh in BR-96 and BR-102, ₹1 crore in BR-108.
- Lowest prize: ₹500 in BR-102, ₹250 in BR-108.
- Prize tiers: 8 tiers in BR-102, 9 tiers in BR-108.
The first prize stayed at ₹10 crore, and the consolation prize at ₹1 lakh.
Which tickets won the last three Summer Bumpers?
The last three ₹10 crore first prizes went to SC 308797, SG 513715 and SB 517026. Two of the three were sold in Palakkad. The official sheet names the selling place, never the buyer.
- BR-96 (27 March 2024): SC 308797, sold in Payyanur. BR-96 official sheet.
- BR-102 (2 April 2025): SG 513715, sold in Palakkad. BR-102 official sheet.
- BR-108 (28 March 2026): SB 517026, sold in Palakkad. BR-108 official sheet.
The BR-108 second prize, SE 660573, was sold in Chittur. The 12 third prizes went to 10 places. Examples are Pattambi (SA 142382), Guruvayoor (SD 287445) and Mananthavady (SE 558483).
What does a Summer Bumper ticket cost?
The Summer Bumper ticket price is fixed in the government notification for each edition. The price is printed on the ticket. We have not found the BR-108 notification on the official website, so this page gives no figure.
The bumper notifications we hold add 40% Goods and Services Tax to the face value. The Monsoon Bumper 2026 notification, for example, fixed ₹250 with a face value of ₹178.57. Prices for each bumper are compared on the Kerala lottery prize structure page.
Is the Punjab Summer Special Bumper the same lottery?
No. The Punjab State Dear Summer Special Bumper is a different lottery from another state. The Kerala Summer Bumper is run by the Directorate of State Lotteries in Thiruvananthapuram.
The two names appear together in search results, but the results never match. A Kerala Summer Bumper ticket has a BR draw code and an S series, such as SB. Kerala tickets are sold only in Kerala, by authorised agents and sellers. The Punjab draw has its own result sheet and claim rules.
How do you check a Summer Bumper ticket?
A Summer Bumper ticket is checked in three steps: full number, last five digits, then last four digits. The five-digit step is unique to the Summer Bumper.
- Match the full ticket, letters and six digits, against the 1st, 2nd and 3rd prizes.
- Compare the six digits alone with the first prize for the ₹1 lakh consolation prize.
- Match the last five digits against the 4th prize number.
- Match the last four digits against the 5th to 9th prize lists.
- Confirm a win on the LOTIS public result page or with the Bhagya Keralam app.
The checker at the end of this page accepts a full number or four digits. The Bhagya Keralam app scans the QR code and confirms that the ticket is genuine.
How much of a Summer Bumper prize reaches the winner?
About ₹6.30 crore of the ₹10 crore first prize reaches the winner, by our estimate. The agent’s commission comes off first. Tax at 30% is then deducted at source.
The same estimate gives about ₹63 lakh from the ₹1 crore second prize. The ₹1 lakh consolation prize leaves about ₹63,000. TDS applies above ₹10,000, under Section 393(3) of the Income-tax Act 2025 (formerly Section 194B). The Kerala lottery tax calculator shows every step.
The claim office depends on the amount. The Kerala Paper Lotteries (Regulation) Amendment Rules 2024 set these limits in Rule 9. Agents collect prizes up to ₹5,000, the limit in the 2005 rule text. Prizes above ₹10,000 up to ₹10,00,000 go to a District Lottery Office. The ₹1 crore second prize goes to the Deputy Director. The ₹10 crore first prize goes to the Director of State Lotteries, directly or through a bank. Every prize is claimed within 90 days of the draw.
How is the Summer Bumper different from a weekly lottery?
The Summer Bumper pays 10 times a weekly first prize. Its ₹10 crore compares with ₹1 crore for each weekly lottery. It is drawn once a year at 2 PM, while the weekly draws run at 3:00 PM.
The prize list is shorter at the top. A weekly draw pays one second prize, and so does the Summer Bumper. Its ₹1 crore second prize is more than three times a typical weekly second prize of ₹30 lakh.
Does the Summer Bumper replace a weekly draw?
Yes. The 28 March 2026 draw replaced the Saturday Karunya draw. The official sheets run from Suvarna Keralam on 27 March to Samrudhi on 29 March. No Karunya sheet exists for 28 March 2026.
How do you avoid a fake Summer Bumper offer?
A fake Summer Bumper offer is avoided by refusing any online ticket sale or prize fee. The Lottery Director stated in October 2025 that the department has no tie-up with any website or app.
Kerala Police found 60 fake apps, 25 fake Facebook profiles and 20 websites in August 2024. Their victims paid for fake ₹40 tickets, then faced GST or stamp-duty demands on fake wins. Kerala Police warned in July 2026 that fake sites copy the official design. Call helpline 1930 to report one. More signs are on is a Kerala lottery real or fake.
Which bumper comes after the Summer Bumper?
The Vishu Bumper follows the Summer Bumper, about eight weeks later. The 2026 Vishu draw came eight weeks after the 28 March Summer draw.
The next bumper draw is the Pooja Bumper BR-112 on 28 November 2026 at 2:00 PM. That is 54 days away. Pooja Bumper draw date and prize structure.
The bumper order runs Christmas-New Year, Summer, Vishu, Monsoon, Thiruvonam and Pooja. See the Kerala bumper lottery page for all six.
Summer Bumper questions
When is the Summer Bumper draw?
The Summer Bumper is drawn at 2 PM in late March or early April. BR-108 was drawn on 28 March 2026.
What is the Summer Bumper first prize?
The first prize is ₹10 crore. It was ₹10 crore in BR-96, BR-102 and BR-108.
Who won the Summer Bumper 2026?
Ticket SB 517026 won the ₹10 crore first prize in BR-108. It was sold in Palakkad.
Who won the Summer Bumper 2025?
Ticket SG 513715 won the ₹10 crore first prize in BR-102, drawn on 2 April 2025. It was sold in Palakkad.
What is the Summer Bumper second prize?
The 2026 second prize was ₹1 crore for one ticket, SE 660573. The 2024 and 2025 editions paid ₹50 lakh.
What is the Summer Bumper 4th prize?
The 4th prize is ₹1 lakh on the last five digits. In BR-108 every ticket ending in 92638 won it.
How many series does the Summer Bumper have?
It has 6 series: SA, SB, SC, SD, SE and SG.
What is the Summer Bumper consolation prize?
The consolation prize is ₹1 lakh. It goes to the first-prize number in the 5 other series.
What is the Summer Bumper ticket price?
The price is set in each edition’s government notification and printed on the ticket. We give no figure until we confirm it in the official notification.
What is BR-108?
BR-108 is the draw code of the Summer Bumper 2026, drawn on 28 March 2026. The 2025 Summer Bumper was BR-102.
What time is the Summer Bumper result out?
The winning numbers are read out from 2 PM. The full BR-108 sheet was generated at 3:48 PM.
How much tax is paid on the Summer Bumper first prize?
Tax at 30% is deducted at source after the agent’s commission. About ₹6.30 crore of ₹10 crore reaches the winner, by our estimate.
How long do I have to claim a Summer Bumper prize?
The ticket is surrendered within 90 days of the draw. The official sheet prints this limit.
Is the Punjab Summer Special Bumper a Kerala lottery?
No. It is a lottery of another state. Kerala Summer Bumper tickets carry a BR code and S series letters.
Is there a Karunya draw on Summer Bumper day?
No. There was no Karunya draw on 28 March 2026, the Summer Bumper day.
Can I buy a Summer Bumper ticket online?
No. Tickets are sold only by authorised agents and sellers in Kerala. There is no official online sale.
More Kerala bumper pages
Official sources: Kerala State Lotteries website · Public result page (LOTIS) · Bhagya Keralam app (official) · Live draw on YouTube