Shillong Teer Statistics

This overview changes automatically as result records are added or synchronised. The size of the dataset therefore matters when interpreting the frequencies shown below.

These are the most frequently stored First Round result values in the current archive.

These are the most frequently stored Second Round result values in the current archive.

House Number analysis looks at the first digit of each two-digit stored result. It is a descriptive way to summarise the archive, not an official formula for selecting future numbers.

Ending Number analysis counts the final digit of each stored two-digit result. A higher historical frequency does not mean that the same ending will be more likely in a future draw.

This table shows how often each final digit appears in the stored First Round and Second Round records. It is a compact way to inspect the archive without turning frequency into a prediction claim.

House analysis counts the first digit of each stored two-digit result. Every digit from 0 to 9 is shown so the table represents the complete digit range rather than only the most frequent entries.

Use these tables to understand how numbers appear in the historical dataset. You can compare the archive's First Round and Second Round frequencies, inspect leading and ending digits, and then verify any observation directly against the Shillong Teer Previous Results pages.

Statistics are most useful when the underlying data is complete and correctly dated. They should therefore be treated as a record of what has happened in the archive, not as evidence that a future result can be predicted.

Start with the latest Sunday Morning Teer result, browse the full result archive, or read the Teer Formula & Calculation guide to understand how traditional number methods differ from descriptive historical statistics.