Monday, October 26, 2026

Monsoon Bumper Edges Towards All-Time Record: Ticket Sales Cross Historic 40 Lakh Mark Ahead of Tomorrow’s Draw!

Thiruvananthapuram: The craze for the Kerala State Lottery’s Monsoon Bumper (BR-110) has reached an unprecedented peak, setting it on course for an all-time historical record. Showcasing immense public enthusiasm, the total ticket sales for this season have officially breached the monumental 40 lakh mark. The highly anticipated mega lucky draw is scheduled to take place tomorrow afternoon.

This year’s sales figures reflect an absolute blockbuster response compared to previous editions. In 2025, the total number of Monsoon Bumper tickets sold stood at 33,48,000. Shattering those numbers completely, the 2026 edition has already registered an increase of nearly 7 lakh tickets, flying past the 40-lakh milestone with hours still left for the counter curtains to close.

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The massive surge in demand is largely credited to the attractive prize matrix, featuring a life-changing ₹10 Crore first prize, paired with a relatively affordable ticket price of ₹250.
​The official draw will commence tomorrow at 2:00 PM IST at Gorky Bhavan, Thiruvananthapuram.

As the final hours tick away, lottery agents across the state are reporting a last-minute rush, hinting that the final cumulative sales numbers could scale even higher heights by tomorrow morning.

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