Win-Win Lottery (W): Old Results, Prizes and What Replaced It

The Win-Win lottery is no longer drawn: its last draw, W-819, took place on Monday 28 April 2025. Bhagyathara took the Monday slot with BT-1 on 5 May 2025. This page keeps every Win-Win result we hold, with the prizes, ticket letters and claim rules.

Is the Win-Win lottery still drawn today?

No. Win-Win ended with W-819 on 28 April 2025, and Bhagyathara is the Monday lottery now. A search for “win win lottery result today” therefore points to the Bhagyathara draw. Bhagyathara uses the code BT and restarted its numbering at BT-1.

The draw itself did not move. Bhagyathara is drawn every Monday at 3:00 PM at Gorky Bhavan, near Bakery Junction, Thiruvananthapuram. The official YouTube channel streams each draw live.

Where are all the old Win-Win lottery results?

All the Win-Win results we hold are in the archive table below, one row per draw, newest first. Each row gives the date, the draw code, the first-prize ticket and the place printed beside it. The draw code opens the full result with every prize tier.

These counts cover 114 draws from 30 May 2022 to 28 April 2025, with 31,350 winning numbers in total. The archive grows as more official sheets are added. Each draw page reproduces the official result sheet for that date.

Why do some Win-Win dates have no result here?

Some sheets are not yet in our copy of the official archive. The table shows only draws whose official sheet we hold. A missing week is a gap in our copy, not a cancelled draw, unless the sheet says so.

Which lottery replaced Win-Win?

Bhagyathara replaced Win-Win on Monday. The official sheets record W-819 as the last Win-Win draw and BT-1 as the first Bhagyathara draw. The table compares the two from the official sheets and notifications.

Attribute	Win-Win	Bhagyathara
Draw code	W (W-819 was the last)	BT (BT-1 was the first)
Ticket letter	W	B
Draw day	Monday	Monday
Last or first draw	28 April 2025	5 May 2025
First prize	₹75 lakh	₹1 crore
Ticket price	₹40	₹50

Onmanorama reported the move to a ₹50 ticket and a ₹1 crore first prize on 30 April 2025. Three more lotteries were replaced in the same fortnight: Akshaya, Nirmal and Fifty-Fifty.

What was the Win-Win draw code and ticket letter?

The Win-Win draw code was the single letter W, followed by the draw number, as in W-819. The official sheets never print “WW” as the code. Every Win-Win ticket started with the letter W.

• Every Win-Win ticket starts with the letter W. The second letter is the series.
• W-819 used 12 series: WN, WO, WP, WR, WS, WT, WU, WV, WW, WX, WY, WZ.
• The series alternate each week: W-818 used WA to WM. So a ticket from one week cannot be confused with the next week’s.
• After the two letters comes a 6-digit number: the W-819 first-prize ticket was WT 889640. Lower prizes are won on the last 4 digits (9640).

Was WW a Win-Win series?

Yes. WW was one of the 24 Win-Win series, not the draw code. The W-749 first prize of 25 December 2023 was ticket WW 827010. The series ran WA to WM in one week and WN to WZ the next, without WI and WQ.

How do you read an old Win-Win ticket?

A Win-Win ticket carries 3 identifiers. They are the draw code with its number, the draw date, and the ticket number. The ticket number is 2 letters and 6 digits, such as WN 202833.

Which day was Win-Win drawn on?

Win-Win was drawn every Monday at 3 PM at Gorky Bhavan, Thiruvananthapuram. Every stored Win-Win sheet shows a Monday draw. The last one, W-819, fell on Monday 28 April 2025.

The 2021 Win-Win notification prints “draw on every Monday”. It covers W-607 onwards, under order SLTY/172(1)/2021-S1 of 2 February 2021. The oldest stored sheet, W-670 of 30 May 2022, is a Monday draw too.

What did the Win-Win lottery pay?

Win-Win paid a ₹75 lakh first prize, a ₹5 lakh second prize and ₹1 lakh third prizes. The lower prizes ran from ₹5,000 down to ₹100. The table comes from the latest Win-Win result sheet we hold.

How did the Win-Win consolation prize work?

The consolation prize paid ₹8,000 to the first-prize digits in the other 11 series. For example, WN 202833 won W-763. The tickets WO 202833, WP 202833 and WR 202833 each won ₹8,000.

How were the lower Win-Win prizes drawn?

The 4th to 8th prizes were won on the last 4 digits. The 2021 notification sets the draws: 18 times for ₹5,000 and 10 times for ₹2,000. It sets 14 times for ₹1,000, 82 times for ₹500 and 126 times for ₹100.

How much did a Win-Win ticket cost?

A Win-Win ticket cost ₹40, made up of ₹31.25 face value plus 28% GST. The 2021 notification fixed this maximum retail price. Tickets came in 12 series and books of 25 tickets.

Was agent commission taken from Win-Win prizes?

Yes. The 2021 notification deducted 12% of the 1st, 2nd and 3rd prizes as agents’ commission. The 4th to 7th prizes and the consolation prize carried 12% from a Government fund. The 8th prize carried 20%.

Where were Win-Win first prizes sold?

Win-Win first prizes were sold in towns across Kerala, named on each result sheet. Each sheet prints a place name beside the first-prize ticket. The table counts those places over the sheets we hold.

The place is where the ticket was sold, not where the winner lives. The full list per draw is in the archive above.

How do you check an old Win-Win ticket?

To check an old Win-Win ticket, find its draw code in the archive, then compare the number. The draw code is printed on the ticket, such as W-748. The steps below cover every prize tier.

1. Read the draw code and date on the ticket.
2. Find that code in the archive table above.
3. Open the draw page from the code.
4. Compare the full ticket number with the 1st, 2nd and 3rd prizes.
5. Compare the 6 digits with the first prize for the consolation prize.
6. Compare the last 4 digits with the 4th to 8th prize lists.

The Kerala lottery ticket checker searches only draws from the last 90 days. Old Win-Win tickets fall outside it, so the archive is the place to check them.

Can an old Win-Win ticket still be claimed?

No. The claim period for every Win-Win draw ended in 2025. A prize is claimed within 90 days of its draw. The last Win-Win draw, on 28 April 2025, closed for claims in late July 2025.

The claim limit changed shortly before Win-Win ended. Stored sheets from 2022 to 2024 print “within 30 days”. Sheets print 90 days from Karunya KR-698 on 22 March 2025. The Kerala Paper Lotteries (Regulation) Amendment Rules 2024 set that limit.

Unclaimed prize money becomes the property of the Government. The steps for a current ticket are in the guide on how to claim a Kerala lottery prize.

Did a Win-Win ticket win in a Bhagyathara draw?

No. A ticket wins only in the draw printed on it. A Win-Win ticket carried a W code and its own date. A Bhagyathara draw checks only BT tickets for that date.

Monday’s current result, with every prize tier, is on the Bhagyathara lottery result today page.

Is a Win-Win lottery app or login official?

No. No app or website sells Kerala lottery tickets or runs a Win-Win game. The Lottery Director said in October 2025 that tickets are sold only by authorised agents and sellers in Kerala. Search results for “win win lottery login” lead to unrelated games.

Kerala Police warned in July 2026 that fake sites copy the official design and emblem. Any fee demand to release a prize is a scam, according to Kerala Police. The department’s own site is statelottery.kerala.gov.in.

Win-Win lottery questions

More Kerala lottery pages

• Former Kerala lotteries
• Kerala lottery chart
• Akshaya lottery result archive
• Nirmal lottery result archive
• Fifty Fifty lottery result archive
• LOTIS official results
• Win-Win prize structure notification (PDF)

Sources: official Kerala State Lotteries result sheets for Win-Win (stored copies), W-819 and BT-1; Win-Win revised prize structure, W-607 onwards, order SLTY/172(1)/2021-S1 of 2 February 2021, statelottery.kerala.gov.in; Kerala Paper Lotteries (Regulation) Amendment Rules 2024; Onmanorama, 30 April 2025; Kerala Police advisory, July 2026. Unofficial site: always confirm with the official result.