Shree Win Lottery: The Five Tiles

The calculator above is set to a pretend K3 round: a big bet of ₹10 at 2×, 60 rounds, where three matching dice lose the bet. Those are illustrations of how such rounds are commonly described, not Shree Win rules. If you searched “shree win lottery” or “shree win k3”, this page is a calm way in: what is on the screen, what the words mean, and what the dice do to your money.

The five tiles

At the time of writing (8 October 2026), the first section on Shree Win’s home page is called Lottery and has five tiles. The names are printed on the tiles: Win Go, K3 Lotre, 5D Lotre, Trx Win and MotoRace. “Lotre” is the page’s spelling, not ours. We did not open any tile, because the rules sit behind an account and we make none to test.

Tile, as spelled	What the name tells us	What we could not read
Win Go	Commonly a colour-and-number round built on one digit	Its rules, round length and payouts. See the Win Go guide
K3 Lotre	Rounds called K3 are commonly described as three dice	Its rules, payouts and any fee
5D Lotre	Rounds called 5D are commonly described as five digits	Its rules, payouts and any fee
Trx Win	The name alone does not say what is drawn	Everything beyond the name
MotoRace	The name alone does not say what is drawn	Everything beyond the name

For Trx Win and MotoRace we have nothing to add to the names. If you open one and its screen shows no chances, no payouts and no fee, you cannot work out what a round costs, and that is worth knowing before you stake.

Words on this screen

Word	What it means here
Lottery	The label of the section. We could not read how its tiles settle bets, so we do not say what it means for them
Round	One draw and its settlement
Roll	One throw of three dice
Total	The three dice added together, from 3 to 18
Triple	All three dice showing the same number
Payout, shown as ×	What a win returns in all, your stake included

K3 Lotre: three dice, 216 rolls

As commonly described, a K3 round throws three dice, and you bet on the total, on big (11 to 18) or small (3 to 10), on odd or even, on a triple, or on a pair. Each die has 6 faces, so there are 6 × 6 × 6 = 216 rolls. If the dice are evenly weighted, each roll has a 1 in 216 chance. A bet’s chance is just the number of rolls that win it, divided by 216.

Bet	Rolls that win (of 216)	Chance of a win	Payout that costs nothing
Big, where a triple loses it	105	48.61%	2.06×
A total of 10 (or 11)	27	12.50%	8.00×
A total of 7 (or 14)	15	6.94%	14.40×
A total of 4 (or 17)	3	1.39%	72.00×
Any triple	6	2.78%	36.00×
A pair of fives (three fives count too)	16	7.41%	13.50×
Three fives	1	0.46%	216.00×

The last column is 216 divided by the rolls that win. It is the payout at which the bet would cost you nothing on average. A screen that pays less keeps the gap. Big at a plain 2× sits just under 2.06×, so the game keeps 2.78% of each stake.

One rule changes that figure. If a triple does not lose a big bet, 108 rolls win instead of 105, and a 2× payout then costs nothing on average. Whether the rule applies is one line on a rules screen. We could not read ours, so find it on yours.

Cheap to play is not the same as likely to end ahead

For a hands-on look, price one hour of 60 rounds at ₹10. Apart from big, which pays a plain 2×, the payouts below are our illustrations: the break-even payout less 5%. Every bet in the lower four rows keeps the same share, and costs the same.

Bet	Payout used	Average cost	Finish ahead	Longest dry run to expect
Big	2×	₹17	37%	5 rounds
A total of 10	7.6×	₹30	48%	18 rounds
Any triple	34.2×	₹30	50%	40 rounds
A total of 4	68.4×	₹30	57%	54 rounds
Three fives	205.2×	₹30	24%	60 rounds

A total of 4 ends ahead 57 times in 100, because one hit returns ₹684 on ₹600 staked. It still costs ₹30 on average, like the rest. The three-fives bet is the odd one: about 76 sessions in 100 contain no hit at all, so its longest dry run is the whole session. Read the cost column to see the price, and the ahead column to see how rarely or often a session crosses zero.

5D Lotre: five digits

As commonly described, a 5D round draws five digits, each from 0 to 9, which makes 1,00,000 possible results. Any one digit in any named position has a 10% chance. An odd total and an even total are each 50.00% likely. The likeliest totals are 22 and 23, at 6.00% each. Matching all five digits in order is 1 chance in 1,00,000. How Shree Win’s tile settles a bet is something we could not read, so these are the counts and not its payouts.

Before your first stake

1. Write down the chance, the payout and any fee for the bet you want. A screen with none of these cannot be priced.
2. For dice rounds, find the line about triples.
3. Choose a stake and a number of rounds first. The expected-loss calculator on the games page turns them into a cost.
4. Ignore the Winning information list and the earnings chart. By their titles they list wins and earnings, so they say nothing about what a round costs.
5. If someone offers to tell you the next result, read the hack guide.

The Wingo odds calculator prices the colour rounds in the same way. If you have not yet reached the page, the login guide shows how to arrive without a forwarded link.

What this page cannot tell you

We are not Shree Win and cannot see inside it. We do not know what any tile draws, pays or charges. The tables describe three dice and five digits as such rounds are commonly described, and they are sums, not Shree Win’s prices.

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