Shillong Teer Chart 2026
Shillong Teer Chart
The Shillong Teer chart shows the recent record as a shape instead of a list: every declared first round and second round number of the last 30 playing days, plotted from 00 to 99. Below the main chart you will find the house and ending frequency computed from the same record, and separate charts for the morning and night games.
For the full list of past numbers by date, open the previous results page — the chart and the list are two views of the same archive.
Shillong Teer Chart — Last 30 Results
Each point is an announced number from 00 to 99. The chart shows how the results have been spread out over time — it is a record of what happened, not a pattern to follow.
House & Ending Frequency
Descriptive statistics of past announced results. Every round is an independent event — past frequency does not influence future results. (16-10-2026)
Shillong Morning Teer Chart — Last 30
Each point is an announced number from 00 to 99. The chart shows how the results have been spread out over time — it is a record of what happened, not a pattern to follow.
Shillong Night Teer Chart — Last 30
Each point is an announced number from 00 to 99. The chart shows how the results have been spread out over time — it is a record of what happened, not a pattern to follow.
How to read the chart
Each point is one declared result. A cluster of points in one band means those numbers happened to fall close together recently — nothing more. The rounds are independent physical counts, so the chart describes history; it does not lean on the next arrow.
The frequency tables use the same declared record: house is the first digit of a result, ending is the last. We compute them from our own archive rather than copying hand-picked numbers from elsewhere.
Frequently asked questions
What does the Shillong Teer chart show?
Every point is a declared result from 00 to 99, plotted over the last 30 playing days — first round and second round separately, for the day, morning and night games.
How do I read house and ending?
House is the first digit of a result and ending is the last digit. The frequency block shows how often each appeared in the recent declared results.
Can the chart predict the next result?
No. The archers do not know or care what came up yesterday; each tally starts from zero. A number that appeared often last month is no more likely tomorrow — the chart describes the past and nothing else.
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