Quick answer: Kerala holds one named draw each day. The long-standing pattern is Win-Win (Mon), Sthree Sakthi (Tue), Fifty-Fifty (Wed), Karunya Plus (Thu), Nirmal (Fri), Karunya (Sat) and Akshaya (Sun), each declared around 3 PM IST. The state can revise names, so confirm officially.
Last updated: July 2026 · Evergreen; verify current draw names officially.
The seven daily draws
Each weekday belongs to a specific draw run by the Kerala State Lotteries department. Here is the established weekly line-up. If Kerala has recently updated a name, your ticket is always the source of truth for which draw you actually hold.
| Day | Draw name |
|---|---|
| Monday | Win-Win |
| Tuesday | Sthree Sakthi |
| Wednesday | Fifty-Fifty |
| Thursday | Karunya Plus |
| Friday | Nirmal |
| Saturday | Karunya |
| Sunday | Akshaya |
What time results appear
For the regular daily draws the result is typically declared in the afternoon, around 3 PM IST, and the complete prize-tier sheet is published shortly after. The exact minute can vary slightly from draw to draw. The one dependable rule: there is no result before the draw takes place, so checking early only shows you the previous day’s numbers. For a single-day deep dive, see the Sthree Sakthi result guide or the broader Kerala result today page.
Bumper draws and festivals
On top of the daily seven, Kerala runs special bumper draws around major festivals — Onam, Vishu, the monsoon season, Christmas and New Year. These carry larger prize pools, cost a little more per ticket, and run on their own separate timetable rather than the daily 3 PM slot. If you are checking around a festival, make sure you are matching the bumper result sheet and not the regular daily one.
Reading the schedule from your ticket
Tip: the most common checking mistake is matching the wrong day’s sheet. Your ticket prints the draw name and the date — line those two up with the result before you compare a single digit. Keep the physical ticket safe, flat and unsigned until you have confirmed.
A draw every minute instead
Even with a draw every day, each Kerala lottery still means waiting for its scheduled afternoon result. If you prefer a faster rhythm, the Dhani Win Wingo lottery settles a fresh result about every 60 seconds — an online game of chance rather than a state draw. The format is explained in play instant while you wait and the instant lottery every minute guide.
Play responsibly (18+)
The Kerala State Lottery and online games alike rely on chance and can lose you money. They are entertainment, not income. Play only if you are 18 or over, fix a rupee budget before you begin, and never chase a loss. A draw every day can make it tempting to buy in daily, so it helps to know the early signs of problem gambling. Our responsible gaming page has limit tools and support links. Explore Dhani Win from the official website or the games hub.
Kerala Weekly Schedule — FAQ
What is the Kerala lottery weekly schedule?
Kerala runs one named draw on each day of the week. The long-standing pattern is Win-Win on Monday, Sthree Sakthi on Tuesday, Fifty-Fifty on Wednesday, Karunya Plus on Thursday, Nirmal on Friday, Karunya on Saturday and Akshaya on Sunday. The state can revise this, so confirm officially.
Which Kerala lottery is drawn today?
It depends on the day of the week and the name printed on your ticket. Your ticket always shows the draw name and date, so match those to the correct result sheet rather than assuming, especially if the state has recently updated the weekly line-up.
What time are Kerala lottery results published?
For regular daily draws the result is usually declared in the afternoon, around 3 PM IST, with the full prize sheet following shortly after. There is no result before the official draw time, so refreshing early only shows the previous day's sheet.
Are there Kerala lottery draws every day?
Yes. Kerala holds a draw on all seven days of the week, each under its own name, plus larger bumper draws timed around festivals such as Onam, Vishu and Christmas-New Year. The bumper draws follow their own separate schedule.
Does Dhani Win run the Kerala lottery?
No. Dhani Win is an online gaming platform, not the Kerala State Lottery, and it neither runs the draws nor publishes official results. We only explain the schedule and how to check, and offer our own every-minute Wingo game as a separate option.
Why does Kerala sometimes change the weekly draw names?
The state periodically refreshes or renames its weekly draws to update prize structures or branding, so a name tied to a particular day can shift over time. That is why this schedule is best treated as the long-standing pattern to confirm against the official source, and why your ticket is always the true record of which draw you hold.
What are Kerala bumper draws?
Bumper draws are special large-prize lotteries held around festivals such as Onam, Vishu, the monsoon season, Christmas and New Year. They cost a little more per ticket, carry bigger prize pools, and run on their own separate timetable rather than the daily 3 PM slot, so always match a bumper ticket to its own result sheet.