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Shillong Teer Result Today

Shillong Teer is the draw the whole belt sets its watch by. Shot at Polo Ground by the clubs of the Khasi Hills Archery Sports Association, it declares at 3:45 PM and 4:45 PM IST, Monday to Saturday, and its figure travels from the ground to tea stalls across two states within minutes - and to this card above within about one.

The game grew out of thoh tim, the traditional Khasi archery wager, and keeps its shape: a quota of arrows, a public count, the last two digits as the number. Because the count is physical and visible, a genuine Shillong figure can only ever exist after 3:45 - a point we repeat wherever the cheats advertise otherwise.

This page is Shillong's own corner of the club board: the live card with the counting spinner, the recent chart, the year volumes of the full record, and share buttons that carry today's pair to WhatsApp or Telegram formatted and ready.

Shillong Teer Result Chart - Recent Days

Year volumes: Shillong Teer 2026

Shillong Teer Trend - Last 30 Declarations

Each dot is a declared number from 00 to 99, F/R in the full club colour and S/R in the lighter tint. The picture shows how the record has spread over the last thirty declarations - history drawn, nothing more.

Shillong Teer Common Numbers

From the club's frequency study of this game's own chart - updated 24-10-2026. Reference material, never a forecast.

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When the Shillong Teer Result Is Announced

The first Shillong figure lands at 3:45 PM IST and the second an hour later, Monday to Saturday. In practice the gap between the ground's announcement and this card is about a minute: the feed updates, the board's next pulse picks it up, and the spinner you may have been watching becomes a number. If 3:45 passes with the spinner still turning, the count is simply running long - it happens, and the figure is worth the extra two minutes.

How a Shillong Teer Day Is Played

A Shillong day starts hours before the arrows: counters across the hills sell numbers from morning, the clubs' archers assemble at Polo Ground after three, and each round sees hundreds of arrows loosed in a few timed minutes. Officials pull the arrows that stuck, count them aloud in front of the crowd, and the last two digits of that tally become the round's figure. There is no draw machine anywhere in the chain - which is exactly why the number cannot leak early.

Shillong Teer in the Club Records

In the club records Shillong is the reference book: the longest-followed chart on the board and the one most students of the game read first. Its “last” line above, the thirty-day chart below and the year volumes in the archive are all cut from the same record, so a figure you see here today will read identically in the volume years from now.

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