Kerala Lottery Winning Statistics and Repeated Numbers

Kerala lottery winning statistics are counts of past results, taken from the official result sheets stored on this site. These counts cover 1,291 draws from 25 May 2022 to 9 October 2026, with 425,610 winning numbers in total. The tables below update by themselves as each new sheet is added. They describe what was drawn, not what will be drawn.

What are Kerala lottery winning statistics?

Kerala lottery winning statistics are totals counted from official result sheets: places, endings and series letters. Each table answers one question about past draws. None of them changes the chance of any ticket in the next draw.

This page holds 4 tables.

• First prizes by place of sale, from the place printed next to each first-prize ticket.
• Most repeated 4-digit endings, from the prizes paid on the last 4 digits.
• Series letters of weekly first-prize tickets, from the second letter of each ticket.
• Draws stored per year and lottery, which shows the period behind every count.

The Directorate of State Lotteries publishes one result sheet for every draw. Every count here comes from those sheets, never from copies on other websites.

Which draws do these Kerala lottery statistics cover?

The statistics cover only the draws whose official sheets are stored here, listed by year and lottery below. The coverage grows as older sheets are added. A year with few rows gives small, uneven counts.

Read this table before any other table on the page. A lottery with more stored draws holds more first prizes and more endings in every count. Totals from two different years are therefore not comparable.

Why do older years show Win-Win, Akshaya, Nirmal and Fifty-Fifty?

Older sheets carry the former names of today’s weekly lotteries. Win-Win became Bhagyathara, and Akshaya became Samrudhi. Nirmal became Suvarna Keralam, and Fifty-Fifty became Dhanalekshmi. The table keeps the name printed on each sheet.

Which 2025 draws are in these statistics?

The 2025 counts include only the 2025 sheets listed in the table above. Many sites title their lists “repeated numbers 2025” without naming their source. Our table names the exact years and draws behind every count.

Which places sold the most Kerala lottery first prizes?

The places with the most first prizes are at the top of the table below. The table counts every stored sheet. Each row counts first-prize tickets by the place printed on the sheet. Weekly and bumper first prizes are both counted.

What does the place on a Kerala lottery result sheet mean?

The place is the lottery office area where the winning ticket was sold. It is not the winner’s home town. Kerala has 14 District Lottery Offices and 21 lottery sub offices. The sheet names either kind, such as Thrissur, Chittur or Pattambi.

Chittur and Pattambi are sub offices in Palakkad district. The table counts them as separate places, exactly as the sheets print them. The District Lottery Offices list shows which sub office belongs to which district.

Why do some places sell more first prizes than others?

A place with more tickets sold holds more tickets in every draw. Over many draws, it collects more first prizes. The result sheets print no sales figures, so the table cannot show a place’s share of tickets. A high count measures sales volume and chance, not a better place to buy.

What are the most repeated numbers in the Kerala lottery?

The most repeated numbers are the 4-digit endings that appear most often among the lower prizes. The table lists them with the number of times each was drawn. The ranking shifts as each new sheet is added.

How is a repeated ending counted?

A repeated ending is a 4-digit number drawn as a prize in more than one draw. The weekly 4th to 9th prizes are paid on the last 4 digits of the ticket. The Karunya KR-770 sheet shows the scale.

• 4th prize: 19 endings at ₹5,000.
• 5th prize: 6 endings at ₹2,000.
• 6th prize: 25 endings at ₹1,000.
• 7th prize: 76 endings at ₹500.
• 8th prize: 92 endings at ₹200.
• 9th prize: 144 endings at ₹100.

That single draw printed 362 endings. The table counts every such ending across all stored sheets. Bumper lower prizes paid on 4 digits are included.

Why do the same endings repeat across draws?

Endings repeat because each draw picks hundreds of endings from only 10,000 possible ones. The endings run from 0000 to 9999. Across many draws, every ending is drawn again and again. Some endings lead the table by chance alone.

A leading ending has no special property. The draw device has no record of earlier draws. The next draw picks its endings the same way, whatever the table shows.

Can the same ending win twice in one Kerala lottery draw?

No. No ending appears twice within one draw in the stored sheets. The draw rules cancel a repeated number and draw that prize again. A “repeated number” in a statistics table therefore always means a repeat across different draws.

Which series letters won the most weekly first prizes?

The series table counts the second letter of every weekly first-prize ticket. KF 335755, the KR-770 first prize, counts under F. Bumper tickets are left out, because their series sets differ.

Why do series letters rotate between draws?

Each weekly draw prints 12 series, and the set alternates every week. One week uses A to M without I. The next week uses N to Z without Q. Every letter is therefore in play only every other week.

The letters I and Q never appear in the table for that reason. The other letters differ by chance and by the draws stored. The series letters guide explains the first letter of each lottery.

How do you read the statistics for one Kerala lottery?

The same tables exist for each lottery separately, counted from that lottery’s sheets only. Karunya is the example below. Its counts are smaller, so chance moves its rankings more.

These counts cover 178 draws from 28 May 2022 to 3 October 2026, with 56,269 winning numbers in total.

1. Read the Karunya coverage line above first.
2. Check the Karunya place counts in the table below.
3. Compare them with the all-lottery places table above.
4. Open the Karunya lottery result page for every prize of each draw.

The Karunya table uses only official Karunya sheets. Its smaller counts move more with each new draw.

Why do Kerala lottery results show no pattern?

Kerala lottery results show no pattern because a random device picks every number in public. A panel of 3 to 7 judges supervises each draw. Rule 8 of the Kerala Paper Lotteries (Regulation) Rules 2005 sets this panel. The device and the judges work the same way in every draw.

The 2026 Gazette notifications call it “a mechanical device based on random technology”. Officials check whether each drawn number was sold. An unsold number is set aside, and that prize is drawn again. The Kerala lottery draw process covers each step.

Small tables always show apparent patterns. Runs of one place, one letter or one ending appear in any random record. They disappear or move as more sheets are counted. The draw judges and machines page explains the device and the “machine number” myth.

What is a Kerala lottery pending number or pending chart?

A pending number is an ending that a guessing site says has not appeared for some time. A pending chart lists such endings. These sites present them as numbers about to win. Kerala State Lotteries publishes no pending numbers.

A pending chart rests on a false idea: that a missing number becomes more likely. Each Kerala lottery draw is independent. An ending absent for a year has the same standing in the next draw as any other ending. This page publishes no pending, guessing or prediction list.

Section 4(a) of the Lotteries (Regulation) Act 1998 bars prizes on any pre-announced number. The responsible play guide lists the warning signs, including paying for guessing numbers.

How do pending charts differ from the Kerala lottery chart?

A pending chart lists numbers that were not drawn. A result chart lists numbers that were drawn, from official sheets. The Kerala lottery monthly chart shows one month of real first prizes. The Kerala lottery chart 2026 lists the year’s first prizes by month.

Where do these Kerala lottery statistics come from?

These statistics come from the official result sheet PDFs of the Directorate of State Lotteries. Each sheet is stored with its draw code, date, prizes and places. The tables are counted live from the stored sheets.

The Directorate’s site, statelottery.kerala.gov.in, links the official results. The same results appear on the LOTIS public result page. Each draw streams on the official Kerala State Lottery YouTube channel.

This site is unofficial. Confirm any winning ticket with an official source before you claim. The department has no tie-up with any website or app, according to the Lottery Director. The real or fake result guide shows how to spot a copy.

Every first prize behind these counts is listed by date in the Kerala lottery chart, newest first.

Can past statistics predict the next Kerala lottery draw?

No. Past statistics cannot predict the next Kerala lottery draw. Each draw is independent, and the device has no memory of earlier results. The tables record history only.

A most repeated ending, a leading place or a frequent series letter tells nothing about the next ticket. The same applies to guessing tips, “formula” numbers and pending charts.

More Kerala lottery charts and guides

• Kerala lottery ticket checker
• Kerala lottery prize structure
• Fake lottery apps and websites
• Kerala lottery live draw broadcast