Teer Fradee is a traditional game played in parts of Northeast India, particularly in Assam. It involves players betting on the outcome of a number drawn from a set of numbers, usually between 1 and 99. The game is often played in informal settings, and it has gained popularity due to its simplicity and the excitement it generates among participants. The name "Teer Fradee" translates to "archery" in Assamese, reflecting its origins in archery competitions. Players place their bets based on the numbers they believe will be drawn, and the results are determined by the scores of archery matches. This unique blend of betting and traditional sport makes Teer Fradee a culturally significant activity in the region.