Shillong Teer Counters: Licensed Ticket Counters in Meghalaya

This page explains what a Shillong Teer counter is, how to tell a genuine licensed counter from an unlicensed seller, and where counters are usually found. If you are only looking for the numbers, see the Shillong Teer result on the home page.

What is a Shillong Teer Counter

A teer counter is the small shop or stall where a licensed seller sells teer tickets, also called coupons or slips. A buyer picks a two-digit number from 00 to 99 and pays for it at the counter before the round begins. The counter records the number, and the ticket serves as the buyer’s proof. These counters are the only official place where teer tickets are sold.

Are Shillong Teer Counters Licensed

Yes. Teer runs within Meghalaya’s regulated framework, and every counter must hold a valid licence issued by the state, which has to be renewed each year. The licence is what separates a genuine counter from an unauthorised seller. Because the counters are licensed and taxed by the state under laws such as the Meghalaya Regulation of the Game of Arrow Shooting and the Sale of Teer Tickets Act, 2018, the system is meant to be transparent rather than run privately.

How to Spot a Genuine Licensed Counter

Before buying anything, it is worth checking that the counter is genuine. A few simple checks help:

• Look for a valid, current licence displayed at the counter.
• Avoid any seller whose licence has expired or who cannot show one.
• Be careful of anyone offering teer tickets online. There is no official Teer app or website for placing money, so payments are made in person at a licensed counter only.

Buying from a licensed counter protects you from unauthorised sellers and false claims.

Where Shillong Teer Counters are Located

Licensed counters are spread across Meghalaya, from small stalls and kiosks to roadside shops. In Shillong itself, they are commonly found around Police Bazar, Bara Bazar, and near Polo Ground, which is the main venue of the game. Because there are so many, most towns and busy areas will have a licensed counter nearby.

Buying and Claiming at a Counter

The process at a counter is simple and always in person:

• Choose a two-digit number from 00 to 99.
• Pay your stake, which can start from as little as one rupee.
• Keep the ticket safely, as it is your proof.
• If your number matches the result, claim your winnings at the same counter where you bought the ticket, using the original ticket.

Cut-off times apply, so tickets are usually sold up to a short while before each round.

Where To Check The Shillong Teer Result

Counters display the result once it is declared, and you can also see it here. For the latest numbers, see the Shillong Teer result on the home page, and for past numbers, see the previous results.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Shillong Teer counter?

It is a licensed shop or stall where teer tickets are sold in person. Buyers pick a two-digit number and receive a ticket as proof.

Are teer counters legal?

Genuine counters hold a valid state licence that is renewed each year. Only licensed counters are authorised to sell teer tickets.

Can I buy a teer ticket online?

No. There is no official teer app or website for placing money. Tickets are sold only in person at a licensed counter.

Where do I collect winnings?

At the same counter where you bought the ticket, using your original ticket.

Where are teer counters in Shillong?

They are common around Police Bazar, Bara Bazar, and near Polo Ground, as well as in many other areas across Meghalaya.