Juwai Teer has become one of Meghalaya’s most popular traditional archery games yaar, drawing thousands of players daily who bet on arrow counts. This legal lottery game runs Monday to Saturday with results declared twice daily at specific timings.
The game operates from Juwai Teer Counter in West Khasi Hills district, where skilled archers shoot arrows at designated targets between 3:45 PM to 4:45 PM for the first round.
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How Juwai Teer Works
Players bet on the last two digits of total arrows that hit the target during each round. Honestly yaar, it’s quite simple once you understand the format.
The betting process involves:
- First Round (FR) betting closes at 3:30 PM daily
- Second Round (SR) betting closes at 4:30 PM daily
- Minimum bet amount starts from ₹1
- Maximum single bet can go up to ₹500
Results get declared around 4:15 PM for first round and 5:15 PM for second round. The winning number is based on the last two digits of arrows hitting the target.
Juwai Teer Result Timings March 2026
The official result timings remain consistent throughout 2026:
- First Round Result: 4:15 PM daily
- Second Round Result: 5:15 PM daily
- Game operates Monday to Saturday
- Sunday remains closed for all Teer games in Meghalaya
Players can check results at authorized Teer counters across Shillong, Guwahati, and other northeastern cities. Many local agents also provide result updates through WhatsApp groups.
Prize Money and Winning Calculation
The payout structure for Juwai Teer remains attractive for players:
- First Round win: ₹80 for every ₹1 bet
- Second Round win: ₹60 for every ₹1 bet
- House Number (both rounds): ₹4000 for ₹1 bet
- Forecast Number: Special combination bets with higher payouts
Matlab agar aapne ₹10 bet kiya first round mein and won, you’ll get ₹800 back. That’s why it’s so popular among locals bhai.
Legal Status and Regulations
Juwai Teer operates under the Meghalaya Amusements and Betting Tax Act, making it completely legal within the state. The Khasi Hills Archery Sports Institute regulates all Teer games including Juwai.
Other popular Teer games in Meghalaya include Shillong Teer, Khanapara Teer, and Jowai Ladrymbai. Each follows similar rules but operates from different locations.
Players from Assam, Mizoram, and Manipur also participate actively, though they need to visit Meghalaya or use authorized agents.
Mujhe lagta hai Teer games will continue growing in 2026 as more people discover this unique blend of traditional archery and modern betting. Just remember to play responsibly and within your budget yaar!