This page provides a detailed archive of Laitlynkot Teer previous results across all three rounds — First Round (FR), Second Round (SR), and Third Round (TR). Laitlynkot Teer is unique among all Meghalaya Teer games because it is one of the very few that conducts three separate rounds of archery each day, Monday to Saturday.

Laitlynkot Teer is held in the Hynniewtrep region of Meghalaya and follows the standard Teer format: archers shoot at a target, the total hits are counted, and the last two digits form the round's result. The FR result is declared at approximately 2:15 PM, SR at 3:30 PM, and TR at 4:45 PM — making it the earliest Teer game of the day across all five locations covered on this site.

Because Laitlynkot Teer has three rounds, it offers more data points for pattern analysis than other games. Players who use historical results for common number calculations find the three-round format particularly useful, as they can analyse patterns within rounds (FR trends, SR trends, TR trends) as well as cross-round relationships.

MegTeerResults records all three rounds of Laitlynkot Teer daily. Days with no game are marked as OFF across all three columns for clarity.

Q: Why does Laitlynkot Teer have three rounds?
A: The Laitlynkot Teer association conducts three rounds of archery daily, which is unique to this game. Each round — FR, SR, and TR — produces an independent winning number. This gives players three chances to win each day compared to two rounds at Shillong and Khanapara.

Q: What time are Laitlynkot Teer results declared?
A: FR at approximately 2:15 PM, SR at 3:30 PM, and TR at 4:45 PM, Monday to Saturday. Laitlynkot is the first Teer game to declare results each day.

Q: How are previous results useful for Laitlynkot Teer?
A: Historical results help players study number patterns across all three rounds. The three-round format provides more data than other Teer games, making pattern analysis richer. Common number calculators for Laitlynkot Teer use FR, SR, and TR history independently.

Q: Are results updated daily for all three rounds?
A: Yes. MegTeerResults updates all three Laitlynkot Teer rounds daily as soon as they are officially declared. The TR result, declared at 4:45 PM, is usually the last to be updated.

Q: What does OFF mean in the Laitlynkot results table?
A: OFF across all three columns means no archery game was held that day — usually Sundays or Meghalaya public holidays. Individual OFF entries in a single column are very rare and may indicate a round-specific cancellation.