Russia Gosloto 6/45
Russia Gosloto 6/45 is the draw for punters who don’t want to wait. Where SA Lotto comes round twice a week, Gosloto 6/45 runs roughly every couple of hours all day, and the wider Gosloto family fills the gaps — the 4/20 variant draws about every 20 minutes, the 5/36 about every 45. The result is a near-constant stream of draws, so there’s almost always a Gosloto bet opening within the hour. The other defining feature is the pool: just 1 to 45, smaller than UK 49’s or SA Lotto, which tightens the odds slightly in your favour.
The interface is the familiar Lucky Numbers layout, so everything you’ve learned elsewhere applies. You pick 1 to 6 numbers from the 1–45 grid, then work down through Main Set, Main Set + Bonus, Bonus Ball and the odd/even and high/low sides exactly as you would on UK 49’s. A worked example from the app shows the smaller-pool edge: back 5, 18 and 33 on the 13:25 draw, the result comes out 43, 5, 11, 33, 25, 18 with all three of your numbers in it, and the three-number bet pays at roughly 251x — R10 returns about R2,510.
That tighter price on a three-ball bet is the practical reason Gosloto draws so much volume. To run the same numbers across several Gosloto times at once, switch to multi pick on the draw page; for a slower, planned rhythm instead, SA Lotto with its calendar pre-bet is the contrast. The full walkthrough set lives on the Lucky Numbers how-to-play section, and the Gosloto draw page covers the market in more depth.
Place it on Scorebet, step by step
- 1Find a Gosloto draw
From the lobby, look for Russia Gosloto 6/45 in Most Popular, or tap the Numbers tab and filter by the Russian Federation flag to see every variant.
- 2Choose your draw time
Multiple Gosloto draws run through the day. Use the calendar bar at the top to pick the time closest to when you want.
- 3Pick from the 1–45 grid
Gosloto 6/45 uses balls 1 to 45 only. Pick 1 to 6 numbers, using the Hot and Cold indicators if you like. Scroll down for Main Set + Bonus, Bonus Ball and Odd/Even & High/Low — same structure as UK 49's.
- 4Add to ticket and stake
Use Multi Pick to cover several Gosloto times with the same numbers, then Add To Betting Ticket and set your stake (min R1).
Gosloto variants on Scorebet
| Gosloto variant | Ball pool | Numbers drawn | Frequency |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gosloto 6/45 | 1–45 | 6 + 1 bonus | Every ~2 hrs |
| Gosloto 4/20 | 1–20 | 4 | Every ~20 min |
| Gosloto 5/36 | 1–36 | 5 + 1 bonus | Every ~45 min |
| Gosloto 7/49 | 1–49 | 7 | Daily |
Smaller pool, friendlier odds: with 1–45 instead of 1–49, your chance of matching is slightly better — a three-number Gosloto bet may sit around 251x versus 401x on UK 49's.
Plan around the clock. The frequent draw times mean there's almost always a Gosloto draw soon, but each closes on its own countdown, so check the calendar bar before you stake.
Frequently asked
How often does Russia Gosloto 6/45 draw?
Roughly every couple of hours through the day, making it one of the most frequently drawn lotteries on the platform. Several variants run alongside it — Gosloto 4/20 about every 20 minutes, Gosloto 5/36 about every 45 — so there's nearly always a Gosloto draw within the next hour.
How big is the Gosloto 6/45 pool?
Gosloto 6/45 draws six numbers from a pool of 1 to 45, smaller than UK 49's 1–49 or SA Lotto 1–52. The tighter pool nudges your odds of matching slightly in your favour, so a three-number bet may carry odds around 251x versus 401x on UK 49's.
Does the constant stream of Gosloto draws make it easier to win?
No — each draw is independent, so betting twelve Gosloto draws in a day is mathematically the same as betting twelve unrelated draws, just faster. The frequency doesn't improve your odds on any single bet; it only raises how much you can stake (and lose) per hour. The shorter price on the smaller pool is the real edge, not the speed.
Why does Scorebet settle Gosloto from a Russian draw rather than running its own?
Because it's fixed-odds betting on a genuine external lottery, not an in-house RNG game — Gosloto is a real Russian state-licensed draw, and the operator simply pays out against its published result. That's also why settlement can lag a few minutes after the draw time while the official numbers are confirmed and fed in. You're betting the outcome of a real draw, the same as you would SA Lotto.