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Buy Russian GosLoto 6/45 Lottery Tickets

Play GosLoto 6/45 every day of the week. Russia's GosLoto 6/45 lottery is hugely popular and always attracts millions of players.

This Russian lottery is the only one of its kind, playing 7 days per week and starting at 10 million rubles, the rollover jackpots are uncapped and soon grow to astonishing levels.

GosLoto 6/45 made over 12 millionaires in the first three years alone. The largest GosLoto win so far was in the Leningrad region of Russia winning over 100 million RUB in the 36th draw. The jackpot win was shared between two winners.

Russian lottery tickets are sold by over 200 companies across 70 Russian regions.

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How to play the Russian GosLoto 6/45

The GosLoto 6/45 is, as the name suggests, a 6 out of 45 game. In order to win the jackpot, you must match 6 numbers with those drawn from 45. You can even win a Gosloto 6/45 prize by matching only two numbers.

GosLotto 6/45 draws every day at 20:00 (Moscow time).

The Odds of winning GosLoto 6/45

All you have to do is match at least 2 numbers out of the 6 numbers drawn and you're a winner.

Match	Odds
6 balls	1 in 8,145,060
5 balls	1 in 34,808
4 balls	1 in 733
3 balls	1 in 45
2 balls	1 in 7

Overview

Although the GosLoto lotto games started in 2003, the Russian Lotto (Gosloto 645) saw it's first draw in October in Sept 2008 and has recently changed format from drawing three times per week to now playing every day of the week.

Proceeds from the Russia Lottery are used to promote health and sports, in particular, the Russian Government is hoping to assist with funding the Winter Olympics at Sochi in 2014 in addition to constructing and repairing existing arenas used for swimming, skating and other sporting events.

GosLoto is privately owned by Orglot Ltd and supported by the Russian Government. Russia has been operating State Lotteries on and off since 1764.