While both games are rooted in the rich archery traditions of Meghalaya, Shillong Night Teer and Shillong Day Teer feature substantial differences in operational schedule, lighting conditions, and tactical betting approaches. Here is the definitive side-by-side comparison.
1. Draw Timings & Schedule
Shillong Day Teer takes place in the afternoon: First Round at 03:45 PM and Second Round at 04:45 PM. In contrast, Shillong Night Teer is conducted under powerful floodlights late at night: First Round at 11:10 PM and Second Round at 12:10 AM (with earlier evening rounds at 08:30 PM & 09:30 PM).
2. Floodlights & Arrow Trajectories
At 11:10 PM, archers shoot under artificial floodlights where shadows, temperature drops, and hill breezes affect cane arrow trajectories differently than midday heat. Historical data indicates night scores cluster in distinct numerical bands.
3. Strategic Convenience for Working Players
Night Teer allows working professionals across North-East India to review afternoon Day Teer outcomes, study statistical trends, and place thoughtful wagers after work before booking closes at 10:40 PM.