Laitlynkot Teer is an archery-based lottery game held in the Hynniewtrep region of Meghalaya and is one of the most distinctive Teer games in Northeast India. What sets Laitlynkot Teer apart from all other Teer games is its unique three-round format — a First Round (FR), Second Round (SR), and Third Round (TR) — conducted every Monday to Saturday. Most other Teer games like Shillong and Khanapara have only two rounds per day.

Like all Meghalaya Teer games, Laitlynkot Teer is fully legal and regulated under the Meghalaya Amusements and Betting Tax Act, 1982. A group of licensed archers shoots arrows at a large cylindrical target in each round. The total number of arrows that successfully hit the target is counted, and the last two digits of that total become the winning number for that round. Results range from 00 to 99.

Laitlynkot Teer declares its results earlier than any other Teer game covered on this site. The First Round (FR) result comes at approximately 2:15 PM, the Second Round (SR) at 3:30 PM, and the Third Round (TR) at 4:45 PM. This makes Laitlynkot the first game of each Teer day, and many players check Laitlynkot results before Shillong or Khanapara results are even declared.

For Teer enthusiasts who play multiple games daily, Laitlynkot Teer's three rounds offer more opportunities compared to other games. Each round is completely independent — a separate archery session with its own count and its own result. MegTeerResults publishes all three Laitlynkot Teer results daily as soon as they are officially declared, giving players fast access to FR, SR, and TR numbers.

Q: What time is Laitlynkot Teer result declared today?
A: The First Round (FR) result is declared at approximately 2:15 PM, Second Round (SR) at 3:30 PM, and Third Round (TR) at 4:45 PM, Monday to Saturday. Laitlynkot is the earliest Teer game to declare results each day.

Q: How many rounds does Laitlynkot Teer have?
A: Laitlynkot Teer has three rounds — FR, SR, and TR — making it unique among all Meghalaya Teer games. Most other games like Shillong Teer and Khanapara Teer have only two rounds per day. The three rounds are completely independent, each producing a separate winning number.

Q: How is the Laitlynkot Teer result calculated?
A: In each round, licensed archers shoot arrows at a cylindrical target. The total number of arrows that hit the target is counted. The last two digits of this total form the winning number for that round. For example, if 934 arrows hit in the FR session, the FR result is 34.

Q: Is Laitlynkot Teer legal?
A: Yes. Laitlynkot Teer is fully legal in Meghalaya under the Meghalaya Amusements and Betting Tax Act, 1982. Like all Meghalaya Teer games, it is licensed and regulated by the state government and conducted by a local licensed Teer association.

Q: Can I play all three rounds of Laitlynkot Teer?
A: Yes. Players can purchase separate tickets for each round — FR, SR, and TR — at licensed Teer counters before each round begins. Each ticket is specific to one round and one number selection.

Q: Does Laitlynkot Teer happen on Sundays?
A: No. Laitlynkot Teer is conducted Monday to Saturday only. No results are declared on Sundays or on Meghalaya state public holidays.

Q: What makes Laitlynkot Teer different from Shillong Teer?
A: Three key differences — Laitlynkot has three rounds per day vs Shillong's two; results begin earlier (2:15 PM vs 3:45 PM); and it is held in a different part of Meghalaya by a different licensed association. The two games are completely independent with no connection to each other's results.