In the Northeat India there is hilly state called Meghalaya. Where the "Teer Game" is a culture of the Meghalaya Tribes and is industry worth crores.

The game is 100% legal in the state under the Meghalaya Amusements and Betting Tax (Amendment) Act 1982.

About The Teer Game

“Teer” means archer. The game of Teer is an archery game that was initially played in the Meghalaya state of India (mostly in Shillong).

Later, the game gained its popularity in the other regions of the state and now more than thousands of Teer counters are there in Shillong, Khanapara, and in some other parts of Meghalaya.

Now Teer is being played in Khanapara, Shillong, and Juwai named Khanapara Teer, Shillong Teer, and Juwai Teer. And collectively they are Juwai Khanapara Shillong Teer results.

Calculation of daily Teer Results:
The game is really simple. The Teer clubs (that organize the Teer game) invite professional archers from the village areas of Meghalaya to shoot at a common target.

They shoot their arrows at that target and the Teer counters calculates the number of archers hit the target. The last two digits of that total are declared as the winning number or Teer results for that particular date.

E.g., if the total number of archers that hit the target is 5012, then the winning number is 12.

Like that, if the total number is 6501, the winning number is 01. The game is being played in two rounds and results are declared twice as the first round and second round.

The spectators and other Teer players guess the winning Teer numbers before 4 pm for the first round and before 5 pm for the second round.

The people whose numbers match the winning numbers are declared as the winners for the day and get rewards as specified.

The reward usually is INR 80 for INR 1.