Shillong Night Teer Previous Results

This page is your complete archive of Shillong Night Teer previous results. Every FR (first round) and SR (second round) number from the past 90 days is listed below by date, in reverse chronological order so the most recent result is always at the top. The list is updated after every session — no delays, no missing dates.

Night teer previous results matter for two reasons. First, many players study past FR and SR numbers to identify frequencies, patterns, and house-ending trends before placing their next booking. Second, if you missed a result on any given night, this archive is the most reliable place to find it without having to search across multiple sites.

See today’s night teer results and common numbers for the latest updates.

Use the month tabs below to jump to a specific period, or scroll through the full list. Each row shows the date, day of the week, and both FR and SR numbers for that session. Dates with no result indicate a Sunday or public holiday when no game was held.

How to read the Night Teer previous results table

Each row in the table represents one session of Shillong Night Teer. The columns are as follows.

Date and day show when the session was held. Night Teer runs Monday through Saturday, so Sundays and holidays will show a dash.

FR is the first round result — the two-digit number declared at approximately 8:00 PM. SR is the second round result, declared at approximately 8:30 PM. House is the first digit of the FR result. If FR was 73, the house number is 7.

Ending is the second digit of the FR result — 3 in this example. Many players track these two figures separately to spot patterns in the leading and trailing digits over time.

Why study night teer previous results?

Long-term players in Meghalaya use previous result data in several structured ways. Frequency tracking means counting how many times each number from 00 to 99 has appeared as an FR or SR result in the last 30 days. Numbers that appear more than twice in a 30-day window are considered high-frequency and may be factored into common number predictions.

Hit and miss analysis identifies numbers that have not appeared in a long time. Some players consider long-absent numbers more likely to appear soon — these are called “miss numbers.” Numbers that appeared recently and may repeat are called “hit numbers.”

House and ending pattern tracking is the most widely used method. By noting which first digits (houses) and last digits (endings) appear most frequently across a 30-day sample, players can narrow down their booking to a specific house or ending with more confidence than booking blind.

None of these methods guarantee a win. Night Teer results are physically determined by arrow counts — a process that cannot be predicted with certainty. The value of previous result analysis is that it adds structure to your decision-making, not that it unlocks a formula.

Interesting: if you have seen any dreams last night, there is a common belief among the teer players that everything you see in your dreams refers to a certain number. See the full list of dream numbers.