Kerala Lottery Weekly Draw Schedule: All 7 Daily Draws
Kerala runs a different lottery every day of the week. This quick guide from the team at Dhani Game lays out the weekly pattern — which scheme draws on which weekday, the usual ~3 PM IST result time, and where Sthree Sakthi fits. Scheme names and days can be revised by the state, so always confirm the official source.

Quick answer
The Kerala State Lottery holds one draw every day — seven weekly draws, each with its own named ticket scheme — and the result is usually declared around 3 PM IST. Sthree Sakthi is one of these weekly draws. Festival bumper draws are separate. Scheme names and days can change, so confirm the current schedule on the official Kerala State Lotteries source.
One Draw Every Day of the Week
Unlike many state lotteries that draw once or twice a week, the Kerala State Lotteries department runs a fresh ticket every single day. Each weekday has its own named scheme, its own ticket code, and its own result sheet. That daily rhythm is part of why the Kerala lottery is so widely followed across the state — there is always a draw the next day.
The single most common mistake players make is checking a ticket against the wrong day's result. Each scheme name is tied to a specific weekday, so the first thing to confirm is which day your ticket belongs to. For the daily draw time and step-by-step checking, our Batch-1 Kerala lottery result today guide covers the how-to, and our broader lottery result today guide sets the national context.
The Weekly Pattern at a Glance
The table below shows the general weekly pattern — a named scheme for each weekday and the usual result time. The well-known daily schemes cover the whole week, with Sthree Sakthi drawn on its own day. Because the state periodically revises names and days, use this as an orientation and confirm specifics officially:
| Weekday | Draw | Usual result time |
|---|---|---|
| Monday | Daily scheme | ~3 PM IST |
| Tuesday | Sthree Sakthi (SS) — on its scheduled day | ~3 PM IST |
| Wednesday | Daily scheme | ~3 PM IST |
| Thursday | Daily scheme | ~3 PM IST |
| Friday | Daily scheme | ~3 PM IST |
| Saturday | Daily scheme | ~3 PM IST |
| Sunday | Daily scheme | ~3 PM IST |
Weekday shown for Sthree Sakthi is indicative only, as the state can revise scheme days. Always confirm the current, authoritative schedule on the official Kerala State Lotteries source.
Where Sthree Sakthi Fits
Sthree Sakthi (code SS) is one of these weekly draws, held on its own fixed weekday with the result declared around 3 PM IST like the rest. If you specifically want to know what the draw is, when it is declared, and how to check it, read our cornerstone Sthree Sakthi result guide. And to understand the prize tiers and ticket price, see Sthree Sakthi prize structure & ticket price.
Ticket Codes: How to Match the Right Day
Every scheme carries a distinct two-letter code printed on the ticket — Sthree Sakthi is SS, and each of the other weekly schemes has its own code too. That code, together with the draw number and the date, is what ties your ticket to a single result sheet. Because a different scheme is drawn every day, the single biggest checking mistake is comparing a ticket against the wrong day's result.
The fix is a quick habit: before you look anything up, read the code, the draw number and the date off your ticket, then open the official result for exactly that scheme and day. Two seconds of checking saves a lot of confusion — and stops you dismissing a winning ticket because you glanced at the wrong sheet.
Bumper Draws Are Separate
Alongside the seven weekly schemes, Kerala runs special bumper draws tied to occasions like Onam, Vishu, Christmas and the New Year. These are not part of the daily cycle — they run on their own separate schedule, use higher-priced tickets, and are announced by the state with their own dates and prize tables. So do not expect a bumper on a normal weekday; watch for the official announcement instead.
A Result Every Minute, Not Every Day
Even with a draw every day, you still wait until 3 PM for a single result. If you enjoy the lottery format and want to play right now, the Dhani Game Wingo lottery draws a fresh result every 60 seconds, with payouts in INR — an anytime option we explain in waiting for the lottery result? play an instant game. Wingo is a separate online game of chance and is not connected to the Kerala lottery in any way.
Play responsibly
Whether it is a state lottery or an online game, treat it as entertainment, not income. Results are random, losses are possible, and there are no guaranteed winnings. You must be 18 or older to play. If keeping up with daily draws ever starts to feel compulsive, read about the signs of problem gambling. Set a budget and read our responsible gaming page first. Real-money gaming rules vary by Indian state — confirm it is lawful where you live.