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The Emirates Draw closes at 9 PM Gulf time, which is 10 PM in Pakistan. Which game draws on which night, and when each result reaches you.
Published 11 November 2026 · the numbers in this guide are read live from our archive.
The short answer. Emirates Draw closes at 9:00 PM Gulf Standard Time, which is 10:00 PM Pakistan Standard Time. Pakistan runs exactly one hour ahead of the UAE and neither country changes its clocks, so that single hour is the whole conversion, every night of the year. FAST 5 draws Thursday, EASY 6 Friday, WILD 5 Saturday, MEGA 7 Sunday.
| Game | Local draw time | UAE (GST) | India (IST) | Pakistan (PKT) | UK |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| EASY 6 | 9:00 PM GST | 9:00 PM | 10:30 PM | 10:00 PM | 5:00 PM |
| FAST 5 | 9:00 PM GST | 9:00 PM | 10:30 PM | 10:00 PM | 5:00 PM |
| MEGA 7 | 9:00 PM GST | 9:00 PM | 10:30 PM | 10:00 PM | 5:00 PM |
| WILD 5 | 9:00 PM GST | 9:00 PM | 10:30 PM | 10:00 PM | 5:00 PM |
Converted for 15 November 2026. US clocks change in March and November, which moves every US draw by an hour against the Gulf and India; this table is recalculated every time the page loads.
One hour is the easiest conversion on this entire site, and it has a practical consequence worth spelling out: a Pakistani reader can follow the Gulf draws without staying up. Ten in the evening is an ordinary hour, unlike the American games we also cover, which land between four and nine in the morning Pakistan time.
The commonest reason a reader in Karachi or Lahore thinks a page has stopped updating is that the game they are watching does not draw tonight. Each of these games runs once a week.
| Game | You pick | Drawn | Draw time |
|---|---|---|---|
| EASY 6 | 6 numbers from 1–39 | Friday | 9:00 PM GST |
| FAST 5 | 5 numbers from 1–42 | Thursday | 9:00 PM GST |
| MEGA 7 | 7 numbers from 1–37 | Sunday | 9:00 PM GST |
| WILD 5 | 5 numbers from 1–49 | Saturday | 9:00 PM GST |
Most recent FAST 5 draw on record: 12 Nov 2026 — 1, 11, 12, 35, 39.
Most recent WILD 5 draw on record: 14 Nov 2026 — 16, 22, 34, 48, 14.
Pakistan sits five hours ahead of UTC; the UAE sits four. Neither moves for summer, so the difference is a flat hour in January and in July. You will not find a daylight-saving caveat anywhere on this page because there is not one to find.
The American games on this site are the opposite case and it is worth knowing the difference. US clocks shift twice a year, which moves every US draw against Pakistan by an hour in March and back again in November. Our US pages recalculate on the day rather than printing a fixed time, because a time written once is a time that is wrong for half the year. The Emirates games need none of that care.
Published within minutes of the draw closing, so shortly after 10 PM for you. This is the part that answers "did my numbers come up".
Counted after the draw and published separately, sometimes hours later. Until then our pages show a dash. A dash means the figure has not been published, never that nobody won.
Every draw keeps its own dated page afterwards, which is what you want when you find a slip weeks later and need the result for one specific night rather than the latest one.
Four draws across four consecutive nights, then three quiet nights, is an unusual rhythm and it shapes how people use this site. Thursday evening brings FAST 5, the smallest of the four games by pool. Friday brings EASY 6, which is the one most readers in Pakistan arrive for. Saturday brings WILD 5, the newest game and the one with the shortest archive. Sunday closes the run with MEGA 7, which asks for seven numbers rather than five or six and therefore has the longest odds of the four by a wide margin.
From Monday to Wednesday nothing is drawn. Those are the nights when our inbox fills with messages asking why a result has not updated, and the answer is always the same: it has, four days ago. The date beneath the numbers is the fastest way to settle it without writing to anyone.
We keep every draw we have recorded for each of the four games, with the winning numbers, the draw date, and the winner count and prize total where the operator published them. That archive is what makes an old slip checkable weeks later, and it is the part a broadcast or a forwarded message cannot give you.
What we do not hold is anything about your individual entry. We cannot see a ticket, confirm a claim, or tell you whether a particular number was bought. Nor do we hold a prize breakdown per tier: the operator publishes one winner count per draw, so that is the figure on our pages. If a page shows a dash in that column, nobody has published the number yet, and we would rather show the gap than invent a figure to fill it.
Every draw below is recorded here after it is published, with a dated archive behind it.
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