Looking for an old result to check a ticket? Want to see how the last month went? This page holds the Bhutan Teer previous results archive on teerbhotan.com, listed by date and by month, with First Round (FR) and Second Round (SR) side by side.
Below you'll find how to use the archive, how to read past results without being misled, and what to do if a result here doesn't match another source.
How to Use the Archive
Search by date
If you know the date on your ticket, go to that month's table and find the row for the date. Each row shows:
- Date in DD-MM-YYYY format
- FR: the First Round result
- SR: the Second Round result
- House: the first digit of each result
- Ending: the last digit of each result
Browse by month
Each month has its own table, newest month first. This makes it easy to scroll through a whole month at once, or to compare one month with another.
FR versus SR
FR and SR are separate rounds with separate results. When checking a ticket, make sure you're reading the right column. Most mix-ups happen when someone reads the SR number for an FR ticket, or the other way round.
Days with no result
Sundays and most public holidays usually have no game. Those days show "No game". If a round was cancelled or no result was declared, the row will say so, for example "Cancelled". We never fill a gap with a guess.
Checking a ticket
The archive helps you look back, but your counter is the final word for your ticket. If you think you've won, take the ticket to the counter where you bought it. Keep the ticket safe until you're paid.
Reading Past Results Sensibly
Past results are useful for checking tickets and for general interest. They are not useful for predicting the next result. Here's why.
Every round starts fresh
The arrows shot today don't know what was shot yesterday. Each result is independent. That means:
- A number that came up yesterday has the same 1-in-100 chance today.
- A number that hasn't appeared for 60 days has the same 1-in-100 chance today.
- A House that came up five times this week has the same 1-in-10 chance tomorrow.
The gambler's fallacy, in plain words
The gambler's fallacy is the feeling that a result is "due" because it hasn't happened in a while, or "finished" because it's happened a lot.
Think of tossing a coin. You get heads five times in a row. Most people feel tails must be next. But the coin has no memory. The chance of tails on the next toss is still 50%.
Teer works the same way. If Ending 4 hasn't appeared in two weeks, it is not "due". If 59 appeared twice this month, it is not "used up". The odds are the same every round.
Why streaks and gaps always appear
With random numbers, streaks and long gaps are normal. In any month, some numbers will repeat and some won't show up at all. That isn't a pattern, it's what random looks like. If results were perfectly even, that would be strange.
What trends can tell you
Past results can honestly tell you:
- what the result was on a given day, for checking a ticket;
- whether there were game-free days, holidays or cancellations;
- general interest, like "which House came up most last month".
They can't tell you what will happen next. If you look at the archive for fun, enjoy it, but don't base bigger bets on a trend. To learn how players turn past results into "common numbers", see our Common Number page.
Monthly Results Table
*Results are added after each round is reported. Blank rows are for future dates and have no results yet. We never publish made-up or estimated numbers.
Last updated: 26-10-2026, 03:58 IST
How to read a row (example layout only)
This shows how a filled row is laid out. The numbers are illustrations, not real results.
| Date | FR | SR | House (FR / SR) | Ending (FR / SR) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Example | 47 | 82 | 4 / 8 | 7 / 2 |
If a Result Looks Wrong
Mistakes can happen, here and on any other site. If a result in our archive looks wrong or doesn't match another source, here's what to do.
1. Check the basics
- Date: are you looking at the same day on both sites?
- Round: are you comparing FR with FR and SR with SR?
- Digits: is it a simple swap, like 38 and 83?
- Site name: are you on teerbhotan.com, or a site with a similar name?
2. Confirm with your counter
Your counter's declared result is the one that counts for your ticket. Ask them to show you the result they're paying out on.
3. Be careful with screenshots
Screenshots shared on WhatsApp, Telegram or social media are easy to edit. Never treat a screenshot as proof of a result, especially if it comes with a request for money.
4. Tell us
If you still think our archive is wrong, contact us with the date, the round and where you saw the other result. We'll check it, correct it if needed, and update the "Last updated" line. When we correct a result after publishing it, we add a short note to that row, for example "Corrected [DD-MM-YYYY]".
Play Responsibly
Warning signs of problem gambling include chasing losses, spending more than you planned, hiding your playing and borrowing to play. If you need support, call Tele-MANAS on 14416. It's free, confidential and available 24 hours a day.
Teer may not be legal in some states, and laws differ outside India. Please check the law where you live.
Disclaimer: teerbhotan.com is an independent information site run by teerbhotan.com, not affiliated with any teer association or counter. Archive results are collected from publicly reported sources and may contain errors. Always confirm with your counter.
Quick Questions
How far back does the archive go?
The archive grows over time as results are added. Each month gets its own table.
Why is a date blank?
Either the result hasn't been reported yet, or it's a future date. Days with no game are marked "No game".
Can past results predict the next number?
No. Each round is independent, and every number has the same chance every time.
