Gosloto 5/36 Results Explained
Gosloto 5/36 is the fastest-moving game in Russia's Gosloto family, all of which are run by the state operator Stoloto. Here you choose five numbers from 1 to 36 and then a single bonus ball from a much smaller pool of 1 to 4. The game is drawn an enormous 60 times a day, every day of the week, so a fresh set of numbers appears every few minutes. To keep things readable this page lists the ten most recent draws first and hides the remainder behind a button you can open when you need it.
How the Draw Times Work
Gosloto is drawn in Russia, so each result shows two times. The first is South African Standard Time (SAST), the clock on your own phone, and the second is Moscow Standard Time (MSK). Moscow always runs one hour ahead of South Africa, and since neither country changes its clocks for daylight saving, that one-hour difference holds steady all year.
Looking Up Older 5/36 Results
Today's draws appear on the page automatically. To browse an earlier day, use the date selector above the results and choose the date you are after. The page then rebuilds the full run of 5/36 draws for that day, with both the South African and Moscow times shown for each one.
Reading Your Numbers and the Bonus Ball
Each row is a single 5/36 draw. Read the five main balls from left to right first, then look to the separate accent-coloured ball marked Bonus, which is drawn from 1 to 4. When you compare a draw with your ticket, remember that the bonus ball is picked from its own small pool and sits apart from the five main numbers.