A lottery chart is the official published result that lists the winning numbers and corresponding prize tiers for a specific draw. For Lottery Sambad, this document is the definitive record you use to check if your ticket is a winner. Understanding how to find and read these charts is essential for any participant.
What exactly is a Lottery Sambad chart?
A Lottery Sambad chart is not a predictive tool or a pattern guide. It is the official result sheet published by the state lottery organisers after each draw. It contains the complete set of winning numbers for that specific draw and maps them to their respective prize categories.
These charts are released for every Lottery Sambad draw, including the 1 PM, 6 PM, and 8 PM daily results, as well as special bumper draws. Each chart is unique to its date and time slot. You can think of it as the final, authoritative scoreboard for that lottery game.
Relying on any unofficial source or ‘prediction chart’ is risky. The only valid document for claiming a prize is the official chart published by the lottery authority, which we link to on this site for your convenience.
Where can I find the official chart for today's result?
The most reliable way to access the official Lottery Sambad chart is through the dedicated results page on this website. We source these directly from the state lottery departments. Here’s a simple process to follow:
- Navigate to the Lottery Sambad results section on our site.
- Select the date and the specific draw (e.g., ‘Today 6 PM Lottery’) you participated in.
- The page will display the winning numbers clearly. To download the full, official chart in PDF or image format, look for a prominent ‘Download Full Result’ or ‘View Official Chart’ link.
- Clicking this link will open or download the authentic result publication.
We provide this service to save you from navigating multiple government portals. Remember, this site is an informational service and is not affiliated with any lottery organiser.
How do I read and verify my ticket using the chart?
Once you have the official chart open, verifying your ticket is straightforward. First, locate the section listing the winning numbers. This is usually at the top. You’ll see numbers labelled as the 1st Prize, 2nd Prize, 3rd Prize, and so on, along with consolations.
Compare the serial number and the number printed on your physical ticket against these lists. Match them exactly, in the correct order. The chart will explicitly state which prize tier a matching number belongs to.
Prize amounts are not fixed and can vary between draws and lottery schemes. The official chart you download will list the exact prize money for each tier for that specific draw. Always refer to this document for the accurate prize breakdown, not generalised estimates.
What is the typical prize structure shown on the chart?
Lottery Sambad charts display a multi-tier prize structure. While the exact number of prizes and their amounts differ between the regular daily draws and the larger bumper draws, the hierarchy follows a similar pattern.
The chart will list the top prize (often called the 1st Prize), followed by subsequent prizes like the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th prizes. There are also consolation prizes for tickets that match parts of the top-winning number. Each prize tier on the chart corresponds to a specific winning number or set of numbers.
It is crucial to check the published chart for the draw you entered, as a 1st Prize amount for a Tuesday 6 PM draw may be different from a Wednesday 8 PM draw. The chart provides the definitive, final prize allocation.
What are the steps to claim a prize if I win?
If your ticket matches a winning number on the official chart, you must follow the lottery organiser’s claim procedure. Generally, for smaller prizes up to a certain limit, you can claim your winnings from any authorised lottery vendor or counter.
For larger prizes, you typically need to submit a claim to the state lottery directorate. The standard required documents include the original winning ticket, a completed claim form, government photo ID (like Aadhaar and PAN), proof of address, passport-size photographs, and bank account details. The claim period is usually 30 days from the draw date.
Remember, lottery winnings in India above Rs 10,000 are subject to a flat 30% Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) under Section 194B, plus any applicable surcharge and cess. Always ensure you are of legal age (18+) to participate and claim prizes.
Why is it important to download the official PDF chart?
Downloading the official result chart in its published format (usually a PDF or image file) serves as your permanent, verifiable proof of the draw’s outcome. Screenshots or paraphrased number lists from other websites can sometimes contain errors or be outdated.
The official chart is the only document accepted for prize claim disputes. It contains security features, publication details, and the official stamp of the organising body. Having this file saved on your device ensures you have a correct reference long after the draw date, especially useful for future claims or verification.
We strongly recommend downloading and saving the chart corresponding to your ticket’s draw date. It is the final word on the winning numbers and prize distribution. Lottery participation should always be for entertainment; please play responsibly.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the lottery chart the same as a 'prevailing chart' or 'prediction chart'?
No, they are completely different. The lottery chart we refer to is the official result document. ‘Prevailing’ or ‘prediction’ charts are unofficial and often misleading, claiming to forecast numbers. You should only trust the official published result to check for wins.
Can I check the Lottery Sambad night chart online?
Yes. The result for the 8 PM draw, commonly called the night chart, is published online shortly after the draw concludes. You can find the official chart for this and all other draws on our results page, available for download.
How soon after the draw is the official chart available?
The official charts are typically published within a few hours of the draw. The 1 PM result is usually out by early afternoon, the 6 PM result by evening, and the 8 PM result by late night. We update our links as soon as the organisers release them.
What should I do if my ticket number is on the chart?
First, double-check you are looking at the correct chart for your draw date and time. If your ticket number matches exactly, keep your physical ticket safe and secure. Then, gather the necessary documents (ID, bank details, photos) and submit your claim within the stipulated deadline, usually 30 days.
Are old lottery charts useful?
Old charts are only useful for historical reference or for claiming a prize you may have missed earlier. They hold no predictive value for future draws. Each draw is an independent event with randomly generated numbers.
Is this website affiliated with the government lottery?
No. This website is an independent informational portal. We compile and present the officially published results from state lottery organisers for user convenience. We are not involved in organising draws, selling tickets, or processing claims.