The short answer. WILD 5 is the newest Emirates Draw game and the Saturday one: five
different numbers are drawn from 1 to 49 at 9:00 PM GST (10:30 PM in India). You check it like the others,
by counting how many of your five are in the drawn five. Because it is new, its archive is short, and some
details are still thin.
What is known about WILD 5?
The essentials are settled and are the same as for any Emirates game: the format, the night and the time.
They come from our game catalogue, the same source every results page on this site reads, so if any of them
ever changes, this table changes with it.
WILD 5, read from the game catalogue | Game | You pick | Drawn | Draw time |
|---|
| WILD 5 |
5 numbers from 1–49 |
Saturday |
9:00 PM GST |
A WILD 5 line is five different numbers from 1 to 49. On Saturday night five balls are drawn from the same
range, no number can be drawn twice in one draw, and the order the balls come out in means nothing. Only the
count of matches matters.
WILD 5 top-prize odds: there are 1,906,884 ways to choose 5 numbers from 1–49, so matching all of them with one line is 1 in 1,906,884. This is arithmetic on the game’s format, not a claim about any draw.
Most recent WILD 5 draw on record: 3 Oct 2026 — 42, 41, 26, 31, 15.
Our archive holds 15 WILD 5
draws so far, the oldest dated
27 June 2026. That is where our
record starts, which is not necessarily the day the game began.
What is not known, or not on this site?
Being honest about gaps matters more for a new game than an established one, because the gaps are bigger.
These are the things you will not find here, and why.
Prize values
Which match counts pay, and how much, is set and published by the operator. We do not quote prize values
for any game, and for a new one it would be doubly unwise to guess. Our
prize tiers page explains how tiers work in general; the operator’s own
pages are the only authority on WILD 5’s.
Winner counts, for many draws
Numbers are published the moment a draw ends. Winner counts come later, when they come at all, and a new
game gives them fewer weeks to accumulate. Where the WILD 5 card or archive shows a dash or “Not
published”, no figure has reached us. It never means nobody won.
The launch story
We do not give a launch date or a history of why the game was introduced. Our archive starts where our
record starts, and anything earlier or behind the scenes is for the operator to tell, not for a results
site to reconstruct.
Whether the format will stay as it is
Any game’s format can change, and a new one has less history to go on. If the operator changes the
WILD 5 range, night or time, the
change goes into our catalogue and every page that reads it, including this guide, updates together.
How does WILD 5 compare with FAST 5?
The obvious comparison is with FAST 5, the Thursday game, because both draw five numbers. The only difference
in format is the range: 1 to 49 for WILD 5, 1 to 42 for FAST 5. Seven extra numbers do not sound like much,
but they lift the number of possible results from 850,668 to
1,906,884, about
2.2 times as many. With the pick count fixed, every
number added to the range multiplies the count again.
The two games also sit at different points in the week’s run of draws. FAST 5 opens it on Thursday;
WILD 5 comes third, the night after EASY 6 and the night before MEGA 7. The
FAST 5 guide sets all four games side by side if you want the full
comparison.
Why a short archive tells you even less than a long one
People like to look at which numbers have come up most. For any lottery that tells you nothing about the next
draw, because each draw is independent. For a new game the counts are also too small to describe even the
past in a meaningful way.
Here is the arithmetic. With 15 draws of five balls from 49, each number
would be expected to appear about 1.5 times on average. Around any
average like that, chance alone pushes some numbers well above it and leaves others well below, and the
smaller the average, the wilder those swings look. A table of “most drawn” numbers built on a
short record mostly shows that noise.
As the weeks pass, the archive will grow and the counts will even out, in the sense that each number’s
share will drift towards one in 49 of all the balls drawn. That evening-out happens because the sample gets
larger, not because the draw corrects itself: a number that has been missing is not owed an appearance, and
a number that keeps coming up is not on a streak. The same is true of every game on this site, old or new;
WILD 5 simply shows it more plainly because its record is still short.
The frequency figures on the WILD 5 results page and on our lucky numbers page
are there for interest and honesty, not advice; the lucky numbers page includes a test showing that scoring
numbers from past draws does no better than choosing at random. The
guide to how draws work explains why no archive can do more.
How do I check a WILD 5 result?
- After 9:00 PM GST on Saturday (10:30 PM IST, 10:00 PM PKT), open the
WILD 5 results page.
- Check the date on the top card is the Saturday your line was for.
- Tick each of your five numbers that appears among the drawn five, ignoring order.
- Count the ticks and compare the count with the operator’s prize table.
- For an earlier Saturday, use the WILD 5 past results, where each date
opens that draw’s own page.
For readers in the Philippines, the Saturday draw lands at 1:00 AM on Sunday, and the result is still filed
under Saturday’s date. If you follow more than one game, the
winning numbers page shows the latest draw for all four in one place.
A results site, not the operator. We publish WILD 5 numbers for reference; we sell no entries, verify
no tickets and pay no prizes, so confirm any win with the official operator. Whether you can take part
depends on where you are. A new game is still a game of chance: set a limit before you start.
