Since Shillong Teer draws direct numbers between 00 and 99, any single number has a theoretical random probability of 1.00% in each round. Numbers with hit percentages consistently above 1.00% demonstrate higher empirical frequency in the historical data archive.

First Round (FR) vs Second Round (SR) Split

Certain numbers tend to hit significantly more often during the First Round (4:00 PM) than the Second Round (5:00 PM), or vice versa. Round distribution metrics allow you to spot which session favors your chosen direct number.

Drought Records & Gaps

The "Drought Gap" tracks how many calendar days elapse between consecutive declarations of a number. Tracking the current drought against the all-time maximum drought helps identify overdue numbers.

Cultural Dream Connections

Teer traditions in Meghalaya hold deep connections between nightly dreams and archery outcomes. Each number page cross-references traditional Khasi dream interpretations from our Dream Dictionary.

Frequently Asked Questions

What information does the Shillong Teer Number History Directory provide?

Our directory tracks detailed statistical profiles for all 100 direct numbers (00 to 99), including all-time hit totals, overall percentage share, First Round (FR) vs Second Round (SR) splits, current drought days, historical drought records, and linked dream dictionary symbols.

What does "Drought Days" mean?

Drought days measure the number of consecutive calendar days that have passed since a specific direct number was last announced as an official winning number in either round of the game.

What is the theoretical hit rate for each number from 00 to 99?

Because there are 100 possible two-digit outcomes (00–99), each number has a theoretical random probability of exactly 1.00% in any single round. In actual play, numbers fluctuate slightly above or below 1% over historical datasets.

Why do certain numbers have different First Round and Second Round frequencies?

In official KHASA play, archers shoot 30 arrows each in the First Round (around 3:45 PM) and 20 arrows each in the Second Round (around 4:45 PM). Differences in arrow count, lighting, and shooter rotation contribute to subtle statistical variance between the two rounds.

How do I check the full history of a specific number?

You can jump directly to any number’s profile by typing its two digits into the search box above, or by clicking any number tile in the 00–99 directory grid below.

Shillong Teer Number History

Latest Results (22-10-2026)

🔥 Top 5 All-Time Hits

❄️ Most Overdue Numbers

🎯 Complete 00–99 Number Directory

Understanding Shillong Teer Number Analytics

What is Hit Percentage?

First Round (FR) vs Second Round (SR) Split

Drought Records & Gaps

Cultural Dream Connections

Frequently Asked Questions

Analytics Tools & Features

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