Your First Session, Shillong Teer Result

What is Your First Session?

In Shillong Teer, your first session (abbreviated FR on result boards) is the opening round of the daily archery lottery organised by the Khasi Hills Archery Sports Association (KHASC) in Shillong, Meghalaya. It is the earlier of the two daily draws and sets the stage for the second session (SR) that follows. The game is played at the KHASC archery range at Polo Ground, Shillong, one of the few government-regulated archery-based lotteries in India.

First Session at a Glance

First Session vs Second Session, Key Differences

Understanding how the first session differs from the second session helps you interpret results correctly and decide where to focus your attention.

The first session's higher arrow count per archer means the total hit count is generally a larger number, though the two-digit result extracted from it still covers the same 00 to 99 range as the second session.

How the First Session Number is Derived

Multiple licensed archers shoot at a cylindrical straw target approximately 50 metres away. The total count of arrows that successfully hit the target is tallied. The last two digits of that total become the official first-session result. For example:

• 847 total hits → result is 47
• 1,263 total hits → result is 63
• 1,300 total hits → result is 00

Because the first session uses 30 arrows per archer and typically involves more archers than the second session, the aggregate hit count is higher, but the result is still condensed to a two-digit number between 00 and 99.

Why the First Session Matters

• Independent bet: You can place a wager specifically on the first-session number without betting on the second session.
• Early payout: Winning tickets for the first session are eligible for immediate redemption once the result is declared, before the second session even begins.
• Input for house/ending calculations: Many players use the first-session result as data to refine their pick for the second session.
• Higher daily engagement: Checking the first-session result is the first milestone of every Teer day, making it the most-watched draw of the two.
• Better payout rate: At most counters, a direct match on the first session pays ₹80 per ₹1 staked, ₹20 more than the second session's typical ₹60 per ₹1 rate.

Your First Session Tips and FAQs

These practical tips help you engage with the first session more effectively.

Practical Tips for the First Session

1. Bookmark a reliable result source. Check shillongteerresult.in.net from 4:00 PM IST onwards. Avoid unverified WhatsApp forwards, they often contain wrong or delayed numbers. A dedicated Teer result website updates directly when the official count is verified, unlike social media where a single incorrect post can spread to thousands of groups within minutes.
2. Use your mobile browser, not an unknown Teer app. Dozens of unofficial Teer apps are listed on the Google Play Store. Many show intrusive ads, request unnecessary device permissions, and occasionally post fabricated results. Opening shillongteerresult.in.net directly in Chrome or Safari on your Android or iPhone is safer and faster. Add it to your home screen using Chrome's "Add to Home screen" option for one-tap access each afternoon.
3. Understand "FR" vs "SR" labels. On result boards and websites, FR = First Round and SR = Second Round. Never confuse the two when checking your ticket. A mismatch here is the most common cause of players wrongly believing they have won or lost.
4. Note the date before reading the result. Results change every day. Always confirm you are reading today's date alongside the number, especially if you visit after 6 PM when yesterday's result may still appear prominently in Google Search snippets.
5. Keep previous results for pattern analysis. Many regular players maintain a notebook or a Google Sheets document tracking past FR results. While no strategy guarantees a win, tracking frequencies, hot numbers (appeared 5+ times in the last 30 draws) and cold numbers (absent for 15 or more consecutive draws), is the most common method players use to shortlist numbers.
6. Place bets before 3:30 PM IST. Licensed Teer counters close betting for the first session around 3:30 PM. Arriving late means you miss the window entirely. Most counters accept cash only. If you rely on PhonePe, Google Pay (GPay), or BHIM UPI for day-to-day payments, ensure you carry sufficient cash withdrawn from an ATM well before 3:00 PM, as counter operators do not accept UPI or digital wallet transfers.
7. Claim winnings on the same day where possible. Most counters prefer same-day redemption for first-session tickets. Some counters in Shillong's Police Bazar and Bara Bazar areas allow next-day claims until noon, but this is not universal. Check your specific counter's policy when you purchase your ticket.
8. Verify the official holiday schedule. No first-session draw is held on Sundays, Meghalaya state holidays, or during major local festivals such as Nongkrem Dance Festival or state election polling days. Always confirm the schedule before travelling to a counter or making plans around the result time. This site flags non-draw days at the top of the results panel each morning.

What time does the first session result come out?

The first-session result is typically published between 4:00 PM and 4:15 PM IST. Exact timing can vary by a few minutes depending on the archery shoot. During monsoon months (June, September), outdoor shooting may begin slightly later due to rain, pushing the result to 4:20 PM on some days.

Can I bet on just the first session?

Yes. Licensed Teer counters allow single-session bets. You are not required to bet on both sessions. Many players focus solely on the first session because the payout rate is higher, ₹80 per ₹1 versus ₹60 per ₹1 for the second session at most counters.

What does a result of "00" mean?

It means the total arrows that hit the target ended in two zeros (e.g., 500, 600, 1,200). It is a valid result, not an error or cancellation. Players who wagered on 00 collect the full ₹80-per-₹1 payout just like any other winning number.

Is the first-session result ever cancelled?

Cancellations are rare but can happen if the shoot is disrupted by severe weather, a technical issue, or a government directive. In such cases, no result is declared and bets are typically refunded at the counter. The cancellation is announced via official KHASC notices and shown on authorised result sites with a "No Result" or "Cancelled" label for that date.

How many archers participate in the first session?

KHASC typically fields between 40 and 50 licensed archers per session. With each shooting 30 arrows, the theoretical maximum hit count per session can exceed 1,500, though actual counts depend on archer accuracy on a given day.

Is Shillong Teer legal?

Yes. Teer is legally operated under the Meghalaya Amusements and Betting Tax Act and is regulated by the state government. Only licensed counters can accept bets. It is unique in India, no other state has a government-sanctioned archery-based lottery of this scale operating six days a week.

Your First Session Common Questions

These are the questions players search most often specifically about the first session of Shillong Teer.

Why is today's first-session result not showing yet?

If you are checking before 4:00 PM IST, the shoot may still be in progress. If it is past 4:15 PM and the result is still blank, possible reasons include:

• A slight delay in the archery round (common during monsoon months June, September)
• A public holiday or weekly off, no draw takes place on Sundays
• A connectivity issue with the website, try a hard refresh (Ctrl + Shift + R on desktop; pull down to refresh on mobile Chrome)
• A rare official delay or postponement announced by KHASC

Does the first-session result affect the second-session result?

Mathematically, no, they are independent draws with separate archery rounds. However, many players use the first-session number as an input to their number-selection approach for the second session. For example, if FR = 47, some players bet on 74 (mirror number), 11 (4+7=11), or 3 (4−7+6=3) for the second session. This is a personal strategy, not an officially validated relationship.

What is the "house number" and "ending number" for the first session?

These are derived figures players calculate from the raw result:

• House number: The tens digit of the result (e.g., if FR = 47, house = 4)
• Ending number: The units digit of the result (e.g., if FR = 47, ending = 7)

Separate wagers can be placed on the house and ending at licensed counters. Typical payouts are around ₹40 per ₹1 for either match, roughly half the direct number payout, making them a lower-risk, lower-reward option compared to betting on the full two-digit result.

Can I view past first-session results?

Yes. This site maintains a full archive of historical FR results organised by date. Use the previous results section to look up any past date. You can use this archive to calculate, for instance, how many times the number 42 has appeared as the first-session result over the last 90 days, a common research step among regular players before selecting their next wager.

What is the minimum bet for the first session?

The minimum bet is set by individual counters but is typically ₹1 per number. Maximum limits also vary, most counters cap individual bets at ₹500 per number, governed by state regulations. There is no cap on how many different numbers you can bet on in a single session, as long as each individual number wager stays within the counter's limit.

How much do I win if my first-session number is correct?

Standard payout for a direct number match in the first session is typically ₹80 for every ₹1 wagered. A ₹10 stake on number 47 pays ₹800 if FR = 47. A ₹100 stake returns ₹8,000. House and ending matches pay approximately ₹40 per ₹1. Confirm exact rates with your specific counter before placing your wager.

I lost my ticket. Can I still claim my first-session win?

No. A physical ticket is mandatory proof of purchase. Screenshots, photos of the ticket, or verbal claims are not accepted at any licensed counter. Always store your ticket somewhere secure, a wallet compartment or a dedicated envelope, until you have confirmed the result and collected any payout.

Are online platforms offering first-session Teer bets legal?

Teer betting is authorised only at licensed physical counters in Meghalaya. Online platforms, including websites and apps that claim to accept Teer wagers via PhonePe, Google Pay, BHIM, or direct bank transfer, are not legally sanctioned under the Meghalaya Amusements and Betting Tax Act. Participation via such platforms carries significant financial and legal risk, including non-payment of winnings and potential action under state gambling laws. This site publishes results only and does not accept any form of wager.

Is there a proven "lucky number" formula for the first session?

No formula is officially endorsed by KHASC. The result is determined entirely by how many arrows physically hit the target on a given day, an outcome influenced by dozens of independent archers shooting in real time. Popular informal methods players discuss include dream-number charts (mapping dream imagery to two-digit numbers), previous-result frequency analysis, and astrology-based picks. These are personal practices with no statistical backing; treat them as entertainment rather than reliable strategy.