Thai Lottery 16 November 2026: Draw Time, Prizes and Odds
Thai lottery draw Monday 16 Nov 2026: results before 4 pm Thailand time (5 pm MYT). Prize table, odds per THB 80 ticket and claim rules. 18+
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The next Thai Government Lottery draw is on Monday 16 November 2026. The live broadcast starts at about 2:30 pm Thailand time and the main numbers are usually out before 4 pm, which is 5 pm in Malaysia and Singapore. The first prize is a fixed THB 6,000,000 per ticket and nothing rolls over. This page covers the draw time, the prize table, the odds on a THB 80 ticket and how prizes are claimed. The countdown and draw calendar are on our Thai lottery results page, where the 16 November numbers will appear. 18+, information only.
When is the draw, and what time are the results out?
The GLO draws the lottery on the 1st and 16th of every month. In November 2026 the 16th is a Monday, and no change of date had been reported when we checked on 9 November 2026. Dates do move by a day or two around some public holidays, as The Thaiger’s Thai lottery guide notes, so the calendar on the Government Lottery Office website is the one that counts. Our Thai lottery page shows a countdown to the draw and a calendar of the coming draw dates, and our draw days and times table puts the Thai schedule next to Malaysia, Singapore, the Philippines and Hong Kong.
On the day, The Thaiger’s results page for the last draw says the GLO “starts its live lottery reports around 2:30 PM and ends before 4:00 PM”. Thairath TV began its own live programme at 14:00 for the 1 November draw, according to Thairath’s broadcast notice. A useful guide to when the main numbers are known is the time Thairath’s English results reports went online: 15:44 on 1 November, 15:49 on 1 September and 15:46 on 16 July, all Thailand time.
| Where you are | Broadcast starts (about) | Main numbers usually out |
|---|---|---|
| Thailand, Cambodia (UTC+7) | 2:30 pm | Before 4 pm |
| Malaysia, Singapore, Philippines, Hong Kong (UTC+8) | 3:30 pm | Before 5 pm |
What a THB 80 ticket can win
Every Thai lottery ticket carries a six-digit number and costs THB 80 at the official price. Prizes are fixed amounts per ticket. There is no jackpot that grows or rolls over, which is the main difference from Mark Six, Singapore Toto or the Malaysian 4D jackpots. The amounts below are the ones published for the 1 November 2026 draw; the full list of that draw’s numbers is on our 1 November 2026 result page, and the story of that draw is in Thai Lottery Result 1 November 2026.
| Prize | Numbers drawn | Pays per ticket |
|---|---|---|
| First prize | 1 six-digit number | THB 6,000,000 |
| Next to first prize | The 2 numbers either side | THB 100,000 |
| Second prize | 5 six-digit numbers | THB 200,000 |
| Third prize | 10 six-digit numbers | THB 80,000 |
| Fourth prize | 50 six-digit numbers | THB 40,000 |
| Fifth prize | 100 six-digit numbers | THB 20,000 |
| Front three digits | 2 three-digit numbers | THB 4,000 |
| Last three digits | 2 three-digit numbers | THB 4,000 |
| Last two digits | 1 two-digit number | THB 2,000 |
“Front three”, “last three” and “last two” refer to the first three, final three and final two digits of the ticket number. Terms like these are explained in our lottery dictionary.
The odds in plain numbers
A six-digit number can be anything from 000000 to 999999, so there are 1,000,000 possible numbers and one of them takes the first prize. The table below is our own arithmetic from the prize table above, assuming every number drawn is different. “Average return” is the prize multiplied by the chance of winning it.
| Prize | Chance per ticket | Average return per THB 80 ticket |
|---|---|---|
| First prize | 1 in 1,000,000 | THB 6.00 |
| Next to first prize | 1 in 500,000 | THB 0.20 |
| Second prize | 1 in 200,000 | THB 1.00 |
| Third prize | 1 in 100,000 | THB 0.80 |
| Fourth prize | 1 in 20,000 | THB 2.00 |
| Fifth prize | 1 in 10,000 | THB 2.00 |
| Front three digits | 1 in 500 | THB 8.00 |
| Last three digits | 1 in 500 | THB 8.00 |
| Last two digits | 1 in 100 | THB 20.00 |
| All prizes together | About 1 in 71 for any prize | THB 48.00 (60%) |
The total, THB 48 back for every THB 80 spent, is exactly 60%. That matches the rule that 60% of ticket sales go to prizes, with at least 28% to state revenue and up to 12% to costs, as set out in the Wikipedia summary of the GLO’s rules. Put plainly, THB 32 of every THB 80 does not come back as prizes, and about two-fifths of what does come back is the THB 2,000 last-two-digits prize. About 70 tickets in every 71 win nothing. Every draw is independent: the numbers from 1 November, or from any earlier draw, say nothing about 16 November, and no method of choosing a ticket changes these figures.
How to check a ticket on 16 November
Check all six digits against the first prize, then its two neighbours, then the second to fifth prize lists, then the front three, last three and last two digits. A ticket can win more than one of the small prizes. Our Thai lottery page lists every prize tier once the draw is complete and names its source; the official record is the GLO’s own website and app, and only that announcement counts for a claim.
Until the afternoon of 16 November there are no winning numbers. A page, video or chat group that shows a “16 November result” before the draw, or sells “sure” numbers for it, is not showing anything real. We have covered how that script works on 4D players in the “divine” 4D number scam in Klang and in Fake 4D Number Scams: 2 Real Cases, and our scam quiz takes two minutes. A genuine prize is paid with any fee and duty taken out of it; a request to send money first to “release” a prize is the mark of a scam.
How prizes are claimed
Thairath’s notice for the 1 November draw says every prize except the first can be cashed at the Bank for Agriculture and Agricultural Cooperatives, the Government Savings Bank and any Krungthai Bank branch, for a fee of at least 1%. The first prize is paid at the Government Lottery Office in Nonthaburi. Thairath’s 1 September results report describes the steps: book a queue on the GLO website or app, sign the back of each winning ticket, show ID, and receive the money by bank transfer or a Krungthai cheque.
Two rules apply to every claim. Winners have two years from the draw date, after which an unclaimed prize becomes state revenue, and stamp duty is one baht for every 200 baht of prize, which is 0.5%, according to The Thaiger’s report on GLO claim rules. Using those rates, a THB 6,000,000 first prize claimed at the GLO comes to THB 5,970,000 after THB 30,000 of stamp duty. A THB 20,000 fifth prize cashed at a bank comes to about THB 19,700 after THB 100 of stamp duty and a THB 200 fee at the 1% minimum. These two examples are our arithmetic, not a GLO statement.
Digital tickets are bought and paid inside the Pao Tang app. When the digital lottery launched in June 2022, Bangkok Post reported that buyers had to be at least 20 years old, that winners were notified in the app by 6 pm on draw day, and that claiming in the app cost a 1% fee plus the 0.5% stamp duty. Those were the launch terms; the app shows the current ones. For Malaysian and Singapore operators, claim periods and offices are on our how to claim page.
If you are outside Thailand
Government Lottery tickets are sold in Thailand, by licensed vendors and through the Pao Tang app. Websites and agents that offer bets on the Thai draw from Malaysia, Singapore or anywhere else are not part of the GLO’s system, and if they do not pay there is no regulator to turn to. Lottery and gambling laws differ by country, and in much of our region unlicensed betting is an offence for the player as well as the seller; Is Online Gambling Legal in Asia? sets out the position country by country. Licensed draws in Malaysia, Singapore and Cambodia are on our live 4D results page, each with its official source.
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FAQ
When is the next Thai lottery draw?
Monday 16 November 2026. The GLO draws on the 1st and 16th of each month and moves a date only around certain public holidays; no change had been reported for this draw when we checked on 9 November 2026.
What time is the Thai lottery result on 16 November 2026?
The live broadcast starts at about 2:30 pm Thailand time and the main numbers are usually out before 4 pm, as reported by The Thaiger and Thairath. That is 3:30 pm and 5 pm in Malaysia, Singapore, the Philippines and Hong Kong.
How much is the Thai lottery first prize?
THB 6,000,000 per winning ticket. It is a fixed amount, so it does not grow when nobody wins and it is not shared between winners. Stamp duty of 0.5% is taken when the prize is paid.
What are the odds of winning the Thai lottery?
By our arithmetic, 1 in 1,000,000 per ticket for the first prize and about 1 in 71 for any prize at all. On average THB 48 of every THB 80 ticket is returned as prizes.
Can I buy a Thai lottery ticket from Malaysia or Singapore?
Tickets are sold in Thailand only. Sellers who offer Thai lottery bets from other countries are outside the GLO’s system. Laws differ by country, so check what is legal where you live.
18+ only. This article is information only, not a tip, a prediction or an invitation to buy tickets. Past results do not change the odds of any draw. Lottery laws differ by country; check what is legal where you live. If gambling stops being fun, take a break and get help – see our disclaimer and responsible gambling note.
Last checked 9 November 2026.
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