How Kerala Works on 7xBoss: Single, Double, Triple, Box & ABCD Explained

Kerala on 7xBoss isn't a draw we run — it's a guessing game on the official Kerala State Lottery's daily 3 PM result. Here's exactly how the number is derived and what each bet type means.

Kerala is different from every other market on 7xBoss, and it's worth understanding why before you place a bet. It isn't a number we declare — it's a guessing game on the result of the official Kerala State Lottery, which the Kerala government runs and publishes independently every day. 7xBoss doesn't sell lottery tickets, run the draw, or have any affiliation with the Kerala State Lottery or the Government of Kerala. We simply read the publicly announced result and settle bets against it.

Where the number comes from

Every day, the Kerala State Lottery draws and publishes a 1st-prize winning ticket — something like "WA 519246". The last four digits of that ticket (9, 2, 4, 6 in this example, read left to right as it's officially printed) are what 7xBoss bets settle against. We store the full ticket number alongside the result so you can independently check it against the government's own published result if you want to.

One draw a day, longer cut-off

Unlike Kalyan or Milan, Kerala has no open and close — there's a single official draw each day, and 7xBoss's result is derived from it once, not twice. Because the draw is run by an external authority rather than scheduled by 7xBoss, betting closes well ahead of the official draw time rather than a few minutes before it — always check the exact cut-off shown in the app for the day, since it follows the government's published schedule, not ours.

The five bet types

There are two windows on those four digits, not one, and which window a bet reads is decided by the bet type. ABCD reads all four: on the example ticket, A=9, B=2, C=4 and D=6. Single, Double, Triple and Box read only the last three of the four, lettered afresh from there — so the same draw gives A=2, B=4 and C=6. Position matters for everything except Box: A=2 and B=2 are different bets, because each letter names one specific digit position in that bet's own window, not just "a 2 appears somewhere."

• Single — pick one of A, B, C and a digit (A=2 is the winning single on the example draw). Wins if that position matches.
• Double — pick a pair of positions, AB, AC or BC, and their digits (e.g. AC=2,6). Both must match.
• Triple — ABC, the only three-position bet there is: all three digits of the three-digit window, each in its own place (2, 4, 6 here). All three must match.
• Three Box — pick three digits with no position attached. Wins if the last three drawn digits are the same three, in any order. Repeated digits (like 1,1,2) aren't accepted — see below.
• ABCD — pick all four positions and digits (9, 2, 4, 6 here). The rarest and highest-paying bet: all four must match exactly.

Box requires three genuinely different digits, not a repeat like 1,1,2 — the payout is priced for three distinct digits, and a repeated digit would quietly change your real odds without changing what's on screen. The app enforces this at bet time.

Rates aren't fixed the way Matka's are

Kerala's payout rates are set and can be adjusted independently of the Matka rate card, so we're deliberately not printing exact multipliers here — they'd be wrong the moment they're updated. The live rate for every Kerala bet type is always shown in the app before you confirm, the same as every other market.

“7xBoss is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to the Kerala State Lottery or the Government of Kerala. We settle bets against the publicly announced result of a draw we do not run.”

Kerala is a real-money game with real financial risk, same as every market on 7xBoss. Bet what you're comfortable losing, and treat a win as a bonus, not an expectation.