Kerala Lottery Weekly Chart 2016

It is every 2016 draw grouped into calendar weeks and arranged Monday to Sunday by weekday, covering 350 draws across 51 weeks. Kerala runs one scheme per weekday, so reading across a row follows a single lottery's first prize numbers through 2016 week by week.

Both hold the same draws and the same first prize numbers; they differ in how the grid is cut. The yearly chart for 2016 puts days of the month down the side and months across the top, which is the fastest way to look up one date. This weekly chart puts weekdays down the side and weeks across the top, which is the only view that lines one lottery up against itself week after week.

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.

Each row of the 2016 grid is labelled with the scheme that ran on that weekday, so the chart answers this directly. Schemes are occasionally renamed or rescheduled, and bumper draws take over a weekday's slot a few times a year — those cells are marked with the draw code so a bumper number is never read as the weekday's usual lottery.

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.