Sthree Sakthi Prize Structure & Ticket Price

Rather than list amounts that change, here is how the tiers are organised. This structure is common to all Kerala weekly tickets, Sthree Sakthi included:

Tier names and amounts are indicative of the format only. Confirm the current chart on the official Kerala State Lotteries source. 66Lottery is not affiliated with the Kerala State Lotteries Department.

When the official result chart is published, it lists each tier with its prize amount and the winning number(s) for that tier. Reading it in the right order saves confusion and makes sure you do not overlook a lower-tier win:

1. 1Start at the top with the first prize and the consolation prize, matching the full ticket number and series.
2. 2Work down through the second, third and subsequent tiers, each with its own listed numbers.
3. 3For the lower tiers, check whether the tier is decided on the full number or only the last four digits — the chart states this.
4. 4Match your series letters as carefully as the digits; a number in the wrong series is not a win.
5. 5Only when you have scanned every tier can you be sure whether your ticket won at any level.

We deliberately do not reproduce any actual Sthree Sakthi numbers or amounts — always read the live chart on the official Kerala source.

The Sthree Sakthi ticket price is set by the department and printed on the face of every ticket, along with a separate GST component. Buy only from authorised Kerala lottery agents — genuine tickets are physical and carry the SS series code and draw number. Keep the original ticket safe: you need it, undamaged, to claim any prize. See where Sthree Sakthi falls in the week in the weekly draw schedule.

A quick word on buying safely: a genuine ticket is a physical printout from an authorised agent, carrying the SS series code, draw number and date. Steer clear of anyone offering to sell “guaranteed” tickets, digital-only tickets from unofficial channels, or a chance to “book” a winning number — those are not how the Kerala lottery works. When in doubt, buy in person and keep your receipt.

1. 1Verify your number on the official gazette in prize order — do not rely on screenshots.
2. 2For smaller prizes, authorised agents or banks may pay out per department rules.
3. 3For larger prizes, submit the original ticket with valid ID to the department within the claim window (generally 30 days).
4. 4Never pay a fee to anyone claiming they can “release” your prize — official claims have no middleman.

The prize amount printed on the chart is the gross figure. In India, lottery winnings above a threshold are subject to tax deducted at source (TDS) under the Income Tax Act, plus any applicable cess, so the sum that actually reaches you can be noticeably lower on the bigger tiers. Agent commission may also apply on some payouts. Because rates and thresholds are revised periodically, treat any specific percentage you read online as out of date until confirmed.

Crucially, all of these deductions are statutory and handled through the official claim process — never by paying a private individual up front. If anyone contacts you asking for a “tax” or “clearance fee” to be sent before you can collect a win, that is an advance-fee scam, not a genuine deduction. For exact figures, ask the department or a qualified tax adviser.

Prizes are never guaranteed, and a lottery is a game of chance. Set a budget, buy only what you can afford, and treat any play as entertainment — and know the warning signs of problem gambling. See our responsible gaming page. 66Lottery is for players aged 18 and above.