Guide
Lottery Sambad Result Chart: First Prize Numbers by Month
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The Lottery Sambad result chart puts a whole month on one screen. Each row is a date, each column is a draw, and each cell is the first prize number of the 1 PM, 6 PM or 8 PM Dear draw.
The chart for November 2026 is right below. Earlier months are listed under it, back to September 2024.
Lottery Sambad result chart for November 2026
Newest day first. Tap a date to open all three prize sheets of that day.
| Date | 1 PM | 6 PM | 8 PM |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wed 11 Nov | 77E 73025 | — | — |
| Tue 10 Nov | 92B 90750 | 83K 30193 | 38E 09360 |
| Mon 9 Nov | 96J 86800 | 98D 18506 | 82E 50561 |
| Sun 8 Nov | 92B 58381 | 97D 23034 | 80C 47434 |
| Sat 7 Nov | 92D 37399 | 84K 48361 | 91J 93276 |
| Fri 6 Nov | 92B 15335 | 87L 29226 | 51K 81306 |
| Thu 5 Nov | 92H 01810 | 94C 23005 | 96G 24057 |
| Wed 4 Nov | 40E 06977 | 87E 11816 | 38L 06381 |
| Tue 3 Nov | 96A 10731 | 86B 59289 | 55J 48301 |
| Mon 2 Nov | 35D 76682 | 94A 65210 | 53E 19598 |
| Sun 1 Nov | 50J 91505 | 93A 06919 | 34J 12030 |
This month has 11 stored days so far. A dash in a cell means that draw has no stored sheet, either because it has not been drawn yet or because the lists we read did not carry it.
Monthly Lottery Sambad result chart for every month
Each month in our archive has its own chart page. The archive runs from 1 September 2024 to 11 November 2026, and the newest month is still filling.
- November 2026: 11 days stored
- October 2026: 30 days stored
- September 2026: 30 days stored
- August 2026: 30 days stored
- July 2026: 31 days stored
- June 2026: 30 days stored
- May 2026: 31 days stored
- April 2026: 30 days stored
- March 2026: 31 days stored
- February 2026: 28 days stored
- January 2026: 30 days stored
- December 2025: 31 days stored
- November 2025: 30 days stored
- October 2025: 30 days stored
- September 2025: 30 days stored
- August 2025: 30 days stored
- July 2025: 31 days stored
- June 2025: 30 days stored
- May 2025: 31 days stored
- April 2025: 30 days stored
- March 2025: 31 days stored
- February 2025: 28 days stored
- January 2025: 30 days stored
- December 2024: 31 days stored
- November 2024: 30 days stored
- October 2024: 30 days stored
- September 2024: 30 days stored
No calendar month is completely empty between the first and the newest stored day.
Every chart page works the same way. It carries the table for its month, the number of days and sheets stored, and two buttons that step to the month before and the month after. You can walk through the whole archive without coming back to this list.
A monthly chart is the short view. For the long view of one date, with every prize line, go through the old results by date. Both lead to the same date pages.
How to read the Dear lottery chart
A Lottery Sambad result chart has four columns. The first is the date. The next three are the draws of the day in time order: 1 PM, 6 PM and 8 PM. On the result lists we read, the 1 PM and 8 PM draws are listed under the Nagaland State Lottery and the 6 PM draw under the Sikkim State Lottery.
The dates run from the newest day at the top to the first day of the month at the bottom. Each draw also has a name that changes with the weekday. The chart leaves the names out to stay narrow on a phone, and you will find them on the date page next to each sheet.
Every cell is a first prize number. It has a series, which is two digits and a letter, followed by five digits. On current sheets that one ticket takes the 1st prize of ₹1 Crore, and tickets with the same five digits in other series take the consolation prize.
| Part of the chart | What it is | What it is not |
|---|---|---|
| Date column | The draw date, linked to that day’s full sheets | Not the date a number was “predicted” |
| 1 PM, 6 PM, 8 PM columns | The first prize number of each draw | Not the full list of winning numbers |
| Series (two digits and a letter) | The series of the ticket that took the 1st prize | Not needed for the 2nd to 5th prize lines |
| Five digits | The number that also decides the consolation prize | Not a hint about any later draw |
| A dash | No sheet is stored for that draw | Not a draw with “no winner” |
Remember what the chart leaves out. A sheet also prints ten 2nd prize numbers and many four-digit endings for the 3rd, 4th and 5th lines. If you hold a ticket, the chart cannot tell you that you lost. Use the ticket checker, which reads every line of the sheet, or learn the method in the guide on matching your digits by hand.
Last-digit counts from our archive
People often ask which digit “comes most”. So here is the plain count. For each draw, the table shows how many times each digit from 0 to 9 was the last digit of the first prize number, across every sheet we have stored.
| Last digit | 1 PM | 6 PM | 8 PM |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | 83 | 66 | 79 |
| 1 | 85 | 69 | 74 |
| 2 | 64 | 58 | 57 |
| 3 | 69 | 69 | 92 |
| 4 | 65 | 72 | 70 |
| 5 | 70 | 54 | 77 |
| 6 | 81 | 63 | 82 |
| 7 | 85 | 62 | 90 |
| 8 | 73 | 59 | 83 |
| 9 | 73 | 74 | 84 |
| Sheets counted | 748 | 646 | 788 |
The bottom row tells you how many sheets went into each column. The columns can differ, because a draw with no stored sheet is simply not counted. The table is rebuilt from the archive every time the site is rebuilt, so it grows with each new day.
Look at the numbers and you will see that they are not equal. Some digits are a little ahead, some a little behind. That is exactly what chance looks like in a small sample. It would be far stranger if every digit had the very same count.
Why the count proves nothing
A count describes the past. It has no power over the next draw. Each draw starts from zero, and the digit that led the table yesterday has the same one in ten chance of closing tonight’s first prize as every other digit.
Two ideas cause most of the confusion. The first is the “hot” number: a digit appeared often, so it must keep coming. The second is the “due” number: a digit stayed away, so it must come soon. They contradict each other, and both are wrong for the same reason. The draw does not remember.
The sample is also small. The 2182 sheets counted here are nowhere near enough to make ten digits level out, so the gaps you see are noise. Add another month and the order of the digits will shuffle again, for no reason at all.
The same holds for whole numbers. In one series, any five-digit number has a 1 in 1,00,000 chance of matching the 1st prize digits, in every draw, whatever the chart shows. This is why we publish counts openly and sell nothing built on them. A person who offers a “chart number” for money is offering a guess with a price tag.
What a sambad lottery result chart is good for
A Lottery Sambad result chart has honest uses. They are all about looking back.
- Finding a date fast. You remember roughly when you bought a ticket. Scan the month and open the right day.
- Checking that a result is real. Someone sends you a picture of a “winning” sheet. Compare its first prize with the chart for that date and draw.
- Seeing which days are stored. A dash or a missing row tells you at a glance that we hold no sheet for that draw.
- Catching up after days away. One screen covers every draw you missed.
For the result of the current day, the chart is the slow road. Go to the page with all three draws today, or follow the countdown on the live result board. What each prize line pays is set out in the prize structure guide.
Result chart: questions people ask
What does the Lottery Sambad result chart show?
One row per day and one column per draw. Each cell holds the first prize number of the 1 PM, 6 PM or 8 PM Dear draw of that date, and the date opens the full prize sheets of the day.
Can the Lottery Sambad result chart tell me which number comes next?
No. Every draw is separate from the one before it. A chart is a record of what was printed, and no pattern in it changes the chance of any number in the next draw.
Why is there a dash in some cells of the Lottery Sambad result chart?
A dash means no sheet is stored for that draw on that date. The public lists we read did not carry it, so the cell stays empty instead of being filled with a guess.
Does the chart show all the winning numbers?
No, only the first prize of each draw. The other prize lines are on the page of each date. Tap the date in the first column to open them.
Where are the charts of earlier months?
In the list of months on this page. Every month in our archive has its own chart page, and each chart links to the one before and after it.
What is the last-digit table for?
It counts how often each digit from 0 to 9 closed a first prize number in our archive. We show it so you can see for yourself that the counts are ordinary, uneven and of no use as a forecast.
Is a “hot” or “due” number real?
No. The draw does not remember earlier results. A digit that appeared often is not “hot”, and a digit that stayed away is not “due”. Anyone selling numbers from a chart is selling nothing.
The Lottery Sambad result chart in short
The Lottery Sambad result chart is a clean record: a month of first prize numbers, three draws a day, each date one tap from its full sheets. Use it to find a day, to check a forwarded picture or to see what is stored and what is missing.
Do not use it to choose numbers. The last-digit counts on this page are uneven because chance is uneven, and no row of the chart knows anything about the next draw.