Historical results grouped by lottery category
| Markets | Count |
|---|---|
 View Thai Government history
|
84 |
| Markets | Count |
|---|---|
 View Government Savings history
|
57 |
 View BAAC history
|
55 |
| Markets | Count |
|---|---|
|
View Thai Evening history
|
85 |
What is the saihuay lottery history index?
This page lists historical lottery links for every saihuay.com market in 10 groups totaling 134 markets—government, bank, Lao, Hanoi, stock and special lotteries—from one index.
How to use the lottery history index
- Check the header bar for the total lottery groups and markets in this index.
- Browse cards grouped by category—the “Count” column on the right shows total draws in the database for each market.
- Tap the red floating menu button (bottom right, three lines) to open navigation and jump to a lottery group.
- Use “Search markets” in the top menu to find a specific lottery faster.
- Click a market name in a card to open its historical page with the latest draw, statistics table and summary poster.
- For all markets today, open “Today’s Results”; from a history page tap “Lucky Numbers” for statistical analysis.
Frequently asked questions
What is the saihuay lottery history index?
This page is an index of historical lottery links for every saihuay.com market, grouped by category—government, bank, Lao, Hanoi, stock and special lotteries—so you can open any market’s history from one place.
How do I find a specific lottery?
Use “Search markets” in the top menu, or tap the red floating menu button (bottom right, three lines) to open navigation and jump to a group, then pick the market name in that card.
What do I see after clicking a market?
You open that market’s historical page with the latest draw, summary poster, statistics table and lucky-number link. Prize layout varies: Thai Government shows 1st Prize, front/back 3 digits; GSB/BAAC shows 1st Prize, Top 3, Bottom 2; others show Draw Result, Top 3, Bottom 2.
What does the “Count” column show? Why doesn’t it match the lucky numbers page?
The “Count” column is the total draws stored in the database for that market—the full count, not capped at 90. The lucky numbers page shows how many recent draws are used for statistical analysis (often up to 90 latest draws), so it may be lower than the number here.
How is this different from today's results?
This page lists markets to browse full draw history; “Today’s Results” shows the latest results for all markets on one day with live updates.
Where can I view lucky numbers or analysis?
After opening a market’s history page, tap “Lucky Numbers” for its statistical analysis, or use the “Lucky Numbers” menu to pick any market.
Related links
Results shown are compiled from saihuay data sources for convenient checking. Please verify with your official source or agent before making decisions.
