Kerala Lottery Weekly Chart

The Kerala Lottery weekly chart groups draw results by calendar week instead of by month or year. This page covers the last 12 weeks twice over: a weekday grid that reads Monday to Sunday down the side with one column per week, and a full table for each week listing every draw date with its lottery name, draw number, and first prize winning number.

Kerala State Lotteries runs one scheme per weekday, so the day of the week tells you which lottery was drawn. That is why the KL weekly chart is laid out Monday to Sunday with a row per day — each row follows a single lottery's first prize numbers week after week. When a bumper or a rescheduled draw takes a weekday's usual slot, that cell is marked so the number is never credited to the wrong lottery.

KL is a common short form for Kerala Lottery, so a KL chart is simply a Kerala Lottery result chart — a table of first prize winning numbers arranged by date. Our charts cover the same data at four levels: the yearly chart shows every draw of a year in one grid, the monthly chart splits a year into its twelve months, the weekly chart arranges draws by weekday so each row follows one lottery, and the daily chart lists the last 60 days in order.

The monthly chart answers "what was drawn in this month" and the daily chart lists the most recent 60 days in date order. The weekly chart answers a different question: how one lottery has run over consecutive weeks. Because each weekday is a single scheme, reading across a row of the weekly grid shows 12 weeks of that one lottery in a line, which neither of the other views puts side by side.

The weekly chart itself is a live table on this page rather than a PDF, so it always carries the latest published draw — you can print it or save it as a PDF from your browser. The official Kerala State Lotteries PDF is published per draw, not per week, and each one is linked from that draw's own result page.

Kerala holds a draw every day at 3:00 PM and the official result is published by about 4:00 PM. Each chart is updated once that day's result is published, so the current year, month and week charts always include the most recent draw.

No. Every Kerala State Lottery draw is an independent random event, so nothing in a past-results chart changes the odds of any number appearing next. A chart is a record of what has already been drawn — useful for checking an old ticket, looking up a past result, or seeing how often a digit has appeared, but it carries no predictive power. Treat any pattern you spot as coincidence.