Gosloto 6/45 Results Explained
Gosloto 6/45 is part of the Russian Gosloto family of number draws, all run by the state operator Stoloto. To take part you choose six numbers from a pool that runs from 1 to 45, and a set of six winning numbers is then drawn at random. What sets the game apart from most South African lotteries is how often it runs: there are 11 separate 6/45 draws every single day, seven days a week. Because new numbers land so frequently, this page keeps the ten most recent draws on screen and tucks the rest behind a button, so the results stay quick to scan.
How the Draw Times Work
Gosloto is drawn in Russia, so every result on this page carries two clocks. The time shown first is South African Standard Time (SAST), which matches the clock on your own wall, and the second is Moscow Standard Time (MSK). Moscow always sits exactly one hour ahead of South Africa, and neither country moves its clocks for daylight saving, so that one-hour gap stays the same right through the year.
Looking Up Older 6/45 Results
Only today's draws load automatically. If you would rather look back at an earlier day, use the date selector above the results and choose the day you need. The page then rebuilds the complete list of draws for that date, again showing both the South African and Moscow times next to every draw.
Reading Your Numbers
Each row on this page is a single 6/45 draw. Read the six balls from left to right, exactly in the order shown. There is no bonus ball in 6/45, so every number carries the same weight when you line the draw up against your own ticket.