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Lottery Sambad Ticket Check: One Number, Three Draws
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Hold your Lottery Sambad ticket, type its number in the box below and choose the date printed on it. The checker compares the number with the 1 PM, 6 PM and 8 PM sheets of that date together and tells you which prize line it matched, if any.
It is free, it needs no login, and the number you type stays in your browser. You can also let the tool read the ticket from a photo or the camera, and save a ticket for a draw that is not out yet.
Check your Lottery Sambad ticket
All three draws of the chosen date are checked at once. The series (like 92B) matters only for the 1st prize and the consolation prize.
Tickets you saved are checked for you in My tickets.
How to use the Lottery Sambad ticket check
The tool has four tabs. “Check a ticket” answers one question: did this number win on this date? “Number history” looks back through every stored draw. “Photo” and “Scan” read the number from the paper for you. Start with the first tab.
- Type the number. Enter the five digits from your ticket. You may put the series in front, which is two digits and a letter. Spaces and small letters are fine, the box tidies them.
- Choose the draw date. Pick the date printed on your ticket, not today’s date. The list starts with the newest stored day.
- Tap “Check result”. One card appears for every draw stored for that date, marked 1 PM, 6 PM or 8 PM with the draw name.
- Read the card of your own draw. A winning card shows the amount, the prize line and the printed number that matched. The others say “Not on this sheet”.
- Open the sheet. “See the sheet” takes you to the full prize sheet of that draw, so you can look at the line with your own eyes.
- Save it if you want. “Save to My tickets” on the card of your draw keeps the ticket in a list on this phone.
If the box does not accept what you typed, it asks for the five digits again. That happens when a digit is missing, or when the series is not in the shape of two digits and one letter. A ticket number with four or six digits cannot be checked.
The date list is built from our archive, which runs from 1 September 2024 to 11 November 2026. If the date you need is missing from the list, no sheet was stored for it. The full index of old results by date shows honestly which days we hold and which we do not.
Photo and Scan: let the tool read the ticket
Typing eight characters on a small keyboard is where most mistakes happen. The “Photo” tab avoids it. Tap “Take a photo” or “Choose a picture”, and the tool reads the series, the five digits, the date and the draw time printed on your Lottery Sambad ticket. It fills the number and the date for you and runs the check at once.
The “Scan” tab does the same with the live camera. Start the camera, fill the frame with the front of the ticket and tap “Read the ticket”. Your browser asks for permission to use the camera the first time. If the ticket carries a printed QR or barcode and your browser can read codes, the tool tries that as well, and uses it only when the code holds the ticket number. The camera switches off when you leave the tab or the page.
Here is what happens to the picture, said plainly. It is made smaller on your phone and sent to our service only to be read by an AI model. It is not stored. The model can misread: a 3 can come back as an 8, a worn letter as another letter. So a box shows exactly what was read, and you should compare every character with the paper ticket before you trust the cards below it. If something differs, correct the number or the date in the form and check again.
Saving a ticket for a later draw
Every result card has a “Save to My tickets” button. Tap it on the card of the draw printed on your ticket. When that draw is not out yet, or no sheet is stored for the date so far, the tool asks which draw the ticket is for with three small buttons: 1 PM, 6 PM and 8 PM. A saved ticket goes to your saved tickets list, which checks it by itself once the sheet is published.
What the result check compares, line by line
A result sheet has several prize lines, and each line asks for a different part of your Lottery Sambad ticket number. The checker follows the same rule a careful person would follow with the printed sheet, only faster.
| Prize line | Amount | Numbers on the sheet | Part of your ticket compared |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1st Prize | ₹1 Crore | 1 | Series and all 5 digits |
| Consolation Prize | ₹1,000 | 1 | Same 5 digits, any other series |
| 2nd Prize | ₹9,000 | 10 | All 5 digits |
| 3rd Prize | ₹450 | 10 | Last 4 digits |
| 4th Prize | ₹250 | 10 | Last 4 digits |
| 5th Prize | ₹120 | 100 | Last 4 digits |
These are the lines on current sheets. An older sheet in the archive can look different, and when it does, the checker reads the lines of that stored sheet and not this table. The amount on the card always comes from the sheet of the date you chose.
Two rules matter most. First, a ticket takes one prize only, the highest it matches, so the tool shows a single result per draw. Second, a ticket can win only on the draw printed on it. The tool shows all three draws of the day because many people hold more than one ticket, but a 1 PM ticket has nothing to collect from the 8 PM card.
For the amounts, the tax on a large win and the claim steps, read the prize structure guide. If today’s draw has not been published yet, the live result board shows a countdown and fills in when the sheet arrives. The checker can read a fresh sheet too: when a draw of your date is not in the stored file, it asks our results service for the newest sheets before it answers.
Series or no series: what changes
The series is the short code in front of the number. It matters for the top of the sheet only. Here is what the tool does in each case, shown with an invented ticket, 47K 61358. This number is made up for the example and is not a result.
| What the sheet prints | What you typed | What the checker says |
|---|---|---|
| 1st prize is 47K 61358 | Series and digits | 1st prize: the series and all five digits match. |
| 1st prize has 61358 in another series | Series and digits | Consolation prize: same five digits, different series. |
| 1st prize has the digits 61358 | Digits only | A match on the 1st prize number, with a note that the series decides between 1st and consolation. |
| 61358 is in the 2nd prize line | Either way | 2nd prize: all five digits match. |
| 1358 is in the 3rd, 4th or 5th line | Either way | That prize line: the last four digits match. |
| None of the above | Either way | “Not on this sheet” for that draw. |
So the lottery ticket Sambad players hold can be checked without the series almost every time. Type the series when your five digits are the same as the 1st prize digits, or type it from the start and you never have to think about it.
Reading a sheet by hand is a useful skill as well, because it lets you confirm what any tool tells you. The guide on how to match a ticket by hand shows where each part of the number sits and which mistakes are common.
Number history: where your digits appeared before
The second tab needs no date and no draw. Type the number of any Lottery Sambad ticket, old or new, tap “Show history”, and the tool searches every draw stored in our archive. It lists each time the five digits matched a 1st prize number and each time the ending of your number was printed in a lower prize line.
Every row gives the date, the draw, the prize line with its amount and the number as printed. The date is a link to that day’s full sheets. Above the list, the tool states the first date it searched from, so you know how far back the answer reaches.
Now the honest part. Number history predicts nothing. Each draw starts fresh, and a number that appeared last month is neither more likely nor less likely to appear tonight. In one series, any five-digit number has the same 1 in 1,00,000 chance of matching the 1st prize digits, every single draw.
The lower lines are easier to hit, which is why short endings show up in the history more often. On current sheets the 3rd, 4th and 5th lines print 120 four-digit endings out of 10,000 possible ones. That is 1.2 percent per draw for any ending, yours included, and it does not change with what happened before.
Use the history for what it is good at: finding an old ticket’s draw, settling a friendly argument, or seeing a whole month in context next to the monthly result chart. Nobody can turn it into a tip, and we give none.
What stays on your phone and what does not
A Lottery Sambad ticket number is nobody else’s business, so the tool is built to keep it with you. When you tap the button, your phone downloads a small result file: the sheets of the date you chose, or for the history tab, a file of past prize numbers. The comparison then runs on your phone. A number you typed is not sent to us.
Two features work differently, and both are your choice. A picture from the Photo or Scan tab travels to our service to be read, and is not kept after that. Tickets you save stay in this browser, but if you turned on ticket alerts, the saved numbers that still wait for a draw are sent to our service so it can check them and message your phone. The privacy policy covers the rest.
There is no account and nothing to sign up for. We never ask for your name, your phone number or any payment, and nobody from this site will ever message you to ask for a picture of a ticket. If a page or a person asks for those in order to “check” or “release” a prize, leave.
This tool is one part of Lottery Sambad, where the three draws of the day are shown as they are published. The checker reads the same stored sheets you see there. If a sheet was misread, both would be wrong in the same way, and then the printed result is right.
Ticket check: questions people ask
How do I check a Lottery Sambad ticket here?
Type the five digits printed on your ticket, add the series in front if you want the 1st prize checked exactly, choose the draw date and tap Check result. The tool compares your number with every stored sheet of that date and names the prize line it matched.
Do I have to type the series of my Lottery Sambad ticket?
No. The five digits are enough for the 2nd to 5th prize lines. The series only decides between the 1st prize and the consolation prize, so if your five digits equal the 1st prize digits the tool tells you that the series decides.
Is my ticket number sent to this website?
A number you type is not. Your phone downloads the result file and the comparison is done inside your browser. Two things do reach our service, and only if you use them: a picture from the Photo or Scan tab, which is read and not stored, and the tickets you saved when ticket alerts are on.
Can I check a Lottery Sambad ticket from a photo?
Yes. Open the Photo tab and take a picture, or open the Scan tab and use the camera. The picture is sent to our service only to be read by an AI model, and it is not stored. The model can misread a character, so compare what it read with the paper ticket every time.
What does “Save to My tickets” do?
It keeps the ticket in a list on your phone, for the draw of the card you tapped. The list checks the ticket by itself when that draw is published. There is no account and you can remove a ticket at any time.
The checker says “No prize on this date”. Is that final?
It means your number is not on the sheets we have stored for that date. First check that you chose the date printed on the ticket. Then compare with the printed result yourself, because the printed result decides, not a website.
What does number history show?
It lists every stored draw where your five digits matched the 1st prize digits or where the ending of your number was printed in a lower prize line. It is a look back only. It says nothing about any future draw.
Can I check a Lottery Sambad ticket from an older date?
Yes, if the date is in our archive. The date list opens with the most recent days and then loads every stored date. A date that is not in the list has no stored sheet, and we do not guess one.
My ticket matched two prize lines. Do I get both?
No. A ticket is paid for one prize, the highest it matches, and the checker shows only that one for each draw.
Can you claim the prize for me or confirm my win?
No. We only show results. A claim is made with the original ticket through the seller or the state lottery office, under the rules printed on the back of the ticket.
Checking a Lottery Sambad ticket, in short
Type the five digits, add the series if you have it, choose the date on the ticket and read the card of your own draw. That is the whole Lottery Sambad ticket check. The tool looks at all three draws of the date, names one prize per draw at most, and keeps a typed number on your own phone.
The Photo and Scan tabs save you the typing, at the price of sending one picture to be read, and they can misread, so compare. “Save to My tickets” keeps a ticket for a draw that is still to come.
Treat the answer as a fast first look. The printed result and the rules on the back of the ticket decide what happens next, and the history tab is a record of the past, never a hint about the future.