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Maharashtra Lottery

You can play Maharashtra Lottery games every day of the week,jackpot city slots with multiple draws taking place per day. As well as giving you the opportunity to win huge prizes, the Maharashtra State Lottery, which was first launched in 1969, raises money for a number of good causes. It supports health and education facilities, local infrastructure and child welfare. Learn more about all the games and when you can play them.

Draw Schedule

Draws take place at 4:15pm, 4:45pm, 5pm and 5:15pm. Each one throughout the week has a different name. The following table shows all the draw times so you know when to check the results.

How to Play Maharashtra Lottery Games

Playing Maharashtra Lottery games is easy. When you buy a ticket, you receive a unique number. It starts with the series number, followed by four digits. The Maharashtra State runs a paper lottery system, so you can’t play online.

Wait until the draw takes place and check the winning numbers. If your ticket number matches one of the winning codes, you’ll receive the associated prize amount. It’s therefore essential that you keep your ticket safe as you’ll need it to claim any prizes if you win.

Maharashtra State Lottery Prizes

All of the draws in Maharashtra work in a similar way, but the prizes you can win vary between each lottery. One ticket is selected as the jackpot winner, from all of the series that are sold for the draw, and you need to match it exactly to receive the top prize. Winning numbers are also selected in other categories, so there’s a range of prize amounts on offer in each draw. Find out below what prizes you can win in each draw.

4:15pm Draws

Six of the seven 4:15 pm draws, known as Sagarlaxmi (Monday), Padmini (Monday), Akshay (Wednesday), Akarshak Pushkraj (Thursday), Vaibhavlaxmi (Friday) and Maharashtralaxmi (Saturday), offer a jackpot worth Rs. 7 Lakhs. The cost of a ticket is Rs. 50. If you have the same four-digit number as the winning ticket, but from a different series, you win a consolation prize. The table below shows all the prizes you can win in these six draws.

The Mohini draw, which takes place at 4:15pm on Sunday, only costs Rs. 12 to enter. The prize structure is as follows:

Gajlaxmi

Gajlaxmi draws are held at 4:45pm every day. To enter the draws from Monday to Thursday – Som, Mangal, Budh and Guru – it costs Rs. 20 per ticket. The prizes available in these games are shown below, and you can go to the Gajlaxmi Results page to see the latest winning numbers.

The Gajlaxmi draws which take place on Friday, Saturday and Sunday - known as Akarshak, Shani and Ravi respectively – work slightly differently. The cost to enter is Rs. 20 and they give away even more guaranteed prizes, as shown in the table below.

Ganeshlaxmi Prizes

The lottery draws that take place at 5pm each day are known as Ganeshlaxmi games, and each one offers a jackpot of Rs. 10,000. See all the latest Ganeshlaxmi Results after every draw, and find out about the prizes that are available below.

Sahyadri Prizes

Weekly Sahyadri draws are held at 5:15pm every day, apart from on Sunday. Visit the Sahyadri Results page to find the latest results, and see the prize categories below.

There are also monthly Sahyadri draws, which are held at 4pm and offer a jackpot worth Rs. 25 Lakhs. Each ticket number in each series contains five digits instead of the four found in other Maharashtra games. You win the top prizes by matching all the numbers on your ticket, but you can also win in the lower categories just by matching the last four on your ticket. All of the prize categories are shown in the table below.

Claiming Maharashtra Lottery Prizes

If you win a Maharashtra Lottery prize, you have 90 days to claim it. Beyond this deadline, your ticket will no longer be valid.

You will need to present your original ticket to be able to claim prizes of any value, so make sure you keep it safe from the time you buy it. You can claim prizes of up to Rs. 10,000 from retail agents, but for prizes worth more than Rs. 10,000 you will need to claim in person from the Maharashtra Lottery directorate in Sewree, Mumbai.