Kerala Lottery Bhagyathara BT-76 Result Today: First Prize Ticket BX 224385

The Kerala State Lottery result for the Bhagyathara BT-76 draw was announced today, Monday, October 19, 2026. The draw was held at 3 p.m. IST at Gorky Bhavan in Thiruvananthapuram, as the Kerala State Lotteries Department does every Monday.

The winning numbers

The first prize of 1 crore rupees went to ticket BX 224385, sold in Kozhikode through agent G Saravanan, agency D 5708, according to the result sheets published by two independent lottery result portals.

The second prize of 30 lakh rupees went to ticket BZ 566280, sold in Thiruvananthapuram. The third prize of 5 lakh rupees went to ticket BN 357129, sold in Idukki.

The consolation prize of 5,000 rupees goes to every other series carrying the number 224385, from BN to BZ. The fourth prize of 5,000 rupees went to 19 ticket endings: 1022, 1525, 1662, 1718, 2347, 2698, 3088, 3583, 4441, 5032, 5903, 6046, 6926, 7183, 7603, 7608, 7845, 8898 and 8947. The fifth prize of 2,000 rupees went to six endings: 1231, 4156, 6644, 7731, 9235 and 9892. The sixth prize of 1,000 rupees went to 25 endings, and the draw also pays seventh, eighth and ninth prizes of 500, 200 and 100 rupees on longer lists of ticket endings.

Two independent result portals, kerala-lottery-today.com and lotterieskerala.com, published the same winning numbers for the top three prizes, and the same fourth-prize ending list. The official Kerala State Lotteries Department PDF is released later in the afternoon, usually between 4 and 5 p.m. IST.

How the Monday draw works

Bhagyathara is the Monday weekly lottery, one of seven weekly Kerala State Lottery draws held every afternoon, with a different named draw for each day of the week. A single ticket costs 50 rupees. The prizes are paid on tiers: the full ticket number wins the top prizes, the consolation prize matches the first prize number in the other printed series, and the lower tiers from fourth prize down match only the last four digits of the ticket. That structure is why a single Monday draw produces thousands of small winners alongside the one crore rupee headline prize. A crore is 10 million rupees, and a lakh is 100,000 rupees.

Kerala runs its lotteries as a state government department, and the draws are held in public at Gorky Bhavan, the department's venue in the state capital. Tickets are sold through licensed local agents and shops across the state, which is why each top prize result names the place of sale and the agent who sold the ticket.

What winners should do

Winners are advised to verify their tickets against the result published in the Kerala Government Gazette and to surrender winning tickets within 30 days. For prizes below 5,000 rupees, winners can collect from any authorised lottery shop in Kerala. Bigger prizes are claimed through the lottery department: the winner submits the ticket, in good condition, with identity proof such as an Aadhaar card or voter ID, and prizes above 1 lakh rupees go through the Director of State Lotteries in Thiruvananthapuram.