Sthree Sakthi Prize Structure & Ticket Price

Quick answer: Sthree Sakthi (SS) is a low-cost Kerala weekly lottery ticket with a tiered prize table — a first prize on top, a consolation prize, and several lower tiers. Exact ticket price and prize amounts are set by the Kerala State Lottery Department and can change, so always confirm the current figures on the official Kerala source. Jai Club does not sell these tickets.

If you are new to Sthree Sakthi, the prize structure can look confusing at first. This guide explains how the tiers work in plain language, what the ticket price covers, and how prizes are claimed — without printing specific amounts that go out of date or that we cannot verify for you. The draw is run by the long-established Kerala State Lotteries department, whose official sheet is the only authoritative source for current figures. For when and how to check the draw itself, see our Sthree Sakthi result guide.

How the Sthree Sakthi prize tiers work

Every Kerala weekly lottery, including Sthree Sakthi, uses a tiered prize table. The structure runs from a single large first prize down through several smaller tiers, so many tickets win something:

Exact rupee amounts are set by the Kerala State Lottery Department, are revised periodically, and are always printed on the official result sheet. Confirm current figures there rather than relying on any third-party number.

The ticket price

Kerala keeps its weekly lottery tickets deliberately affordable — Sthree Sakthi has a low fixed face value set by the department, with a small authorised agent commission on top at the point of sale. The precise current price is printed on the ticket itself and listed on the official Kerala source. Buy only from authorised Kerala lottery agents, and keep the paper ticket safe, since it is what you use to claim any prize.

How prizes are claimed

• Small prizes can usually be collected from authorised agents or lottery counters.
• Larger prizes go through a formal verification process with the department, and taxes and deductions apply as per Indian law.
• There is a claim deadline — miss it and the prize lapses, so check the official rules and act promptly.
• Keep the original ticket undamaged and never share a public photo of a winning ticket.

How matching works across the tiers

Understanding how a ticket wins makes the structure far less mysterious. The first prize is matched on the full ticket number in the drawn series. The consolation prize goes to that same number in the other series, which is why so many tickets pick up a small consolation amount. The middle tiers are also matched on the full number, while the lowest tiers are won by matching just the last four, three or even fewer digits of a winning number. Because of these last-digit tiers, a large share of tickets win something — usually small — even though the top prize is rare. That mix of a slim chance at a big prize and a decent chance at a tiny one is what gives the Kerala format its enduring appeal.

Watch out for prize scams

Because Sthree Sakthi is popular, scammers imitate it. The classic con is a call or message saying you have "won" and must pay a fee or tax up front to release the money. That is an advance-fee scam: a real Kerala prize is claimed by presenting your original ticket through the official process, and you are never asked to send money to receive a win. Ignore anyone selling "confirmed" numbers or online "Kerala tickets", and never share your bank OTP or UPI PIN.

A different structure: instant games on Jai Club

A weekly lottery like Sthree Sakthi rewards patience — you buy once and wait for Tuesday. Jai Club's games work differently: on Wingo, each round has its own fixed payout and resolves in about a minute, and the Jai Club lottery runs on its own schedule. Stakes are low and paid over UPI. Jai Club is not the Kerala lottery and does not sell SS tickets — it is a separate entertainment platform. Curious how instant play compares? Read waiting for a lottery result? play instant instead.

Play responsibly

Whether it is a Kerala ticket or an instant game, every outcome is chance-based and no prize is guaranteed. Treat lotteries and games as entertainment, not income. Set a budget, never chase losses — spending more to recover a loss is a warning sign of problem gambling — and read our responsible gaming guide. Play is for adults aged 18 and over only.