The Directorate of Sikkim State Lotteries holds its Dear Supreme Thursday 6 PM draw today, April 9, 2026, where a ₹6 ticket offers one participant a chance at ₹1 Crore. This government-supervised event underscores the state's commitment to transparent gaming, drawing participants nationwide with its fixed evening schedule and multiple prize tiers. Results appear shortly after 6 PM on official channels, allowing quick verification for ticket holders.
Prize Structure Ensures Broad Winning Opportunities
The draw features a tiered payout system designed for accessibility. A single first-prize winner claims ₹1 Crore for matching the exact number, while a consolation prize of ₹1,000 provides an additional safeguard. Ten recipients each receive ₹9,000 for second prize, with further awards of ₹450, ₹250, and ₹120 distributed to dozens more, creating layers of reward beyond the jackpot.
- 1st Prize: ₹1 Crore (1 winner)
- Consolation: ₹1,000
- 2nd Prize: ₹9,000 (10 winners)
- 3rd Prize: ₹450 (10 winners)
- 4th Prize: ₹250 (10 winners)
- 5th Prize: ₹120 (102 winners)
Daily Draws Build Consistent Player Engagement
Every evening at 6 PM, the Sikkim Dear series rotates names like Supreme Thursday, Crown Friday, and Elite Saturday, maintaining a weekly cycle under strict oversight. This predictability fosters reliability, as the Directorate handles printing, distribution, and draws per government protocols. Participants track outcomes through authorized platforms, with original tickets required for claims—smaller amounts via retailers, larger ones through formal processes.
Recent Results Reflect Ongoing Fairness
Past 6 PM draws show varied outcomes, such as 85K 56707 on April 8 for Dear Regal Wednesday and 89H 51359 on April 2 for the prior Dear Supreme Thursday. Upcoming events follow suit through April 15, reinforcing the lottery's role as a regulated daily fixture. This transparency distinguishes it within India's legal gaming landscape, where low entry costs meet substantial payouts to sustain public interest.
