Sales for Saturday's Lotto 6/45 draw cycle close at 20:00. Article 11 of Donghaeng Lottery's sales terms sets that cutoff for the draw day. It does not promise that every physical retailer stays open until 20:00. Each shop has its own operating hours, and weekend availability also differs between PC and mobile online purchases.
Checked: October 3, 2026 (Korea time). This guide is for Lotto 6/45, not Pension Lottery 720+ or other games. The three illustrations are original, code-drawn time guides, not photographs of retailers or purchase-screen captures.
Start with your purchase route
| Route | General timetable | What to check on Saturday |
|---|---|---|
| Physical lottery retailer | Sales for that draw cycle close at 20:00 Saturday | That individual shop's opening hours may be shorter; allow travel and queue time |
| Official website on a PC | Sunday–Friday 06:00–24:00; Saturday 06:00–20:00 | Complete payment and check the purchase record before the cutoff |
| Mobile internet purchase | Monday–Friday 06:00–24:00 | Mobile sales are paused Saturday and Sunday; use a PC or an open retailer on weekends |
The official Lotto 6/45 product introduction labels its hourly chart as internet hours and immediately cautions that retailer conditions may differ. The official online-purchase guide separately explains the weekend mobile pause. Keep three distinct points in view: the draw-cycle cutoff is 20:00 Saturday; a store may close earlier; and mobile purchases are unavailable over the weekend.
A Saturday checklist
- Visiting a shop: confirm that particular retailer is open, accounting for the journey and a possible queue. The 20:00 cutoff is not a guarantee of its opening hours.
- Buying on a PC: the published Saturday internet window is 06:00–20:00. Finish checkout with time to spare and confirm the relevant draw in the official purchase record; opening a site or choosing numbers alone is not completion.
- Using a mobile device: the official guide says Lotto 6/45 mobile sales are paused on both Saturday and Sunday. Choose a PC or an operating physical retailer instead.
The terms make the company's server clock authoritative and warn that network transmission may make a displayed time differ. They also allow an advance-notified early halt to website sales or a temporary interruption under exceptional circumstances, such as maintenance. Do not rely on a transaction started at the last second.
The product guide says sales stop after 20:00 on draw day until 06:00 the next morning. When sales resume on Sunday, remember that Sunday mobile purchases remain unavailable; a PC and an operating retailer are distinct possibilities, subject to current notices and store availability.
Is the cutoff the approximately 20:35 draw time?
No, not for that Saturday draw. The terms place the televised draw around 20:35 after sales have closed, with possible schedule changes for broadcaster reasons. A delayed broadcast is not, by itself, an extension of sales. Check a draw-specific official notice if an exception is announced. The operator's home-page telephone inquiry hours are not lottery sales hours either.
For a shorter Korean version, see the Life Mokcha Naver edition. Before buying, check the current official draw information and the retailer's actual hours. Do not apply this schedule to another lottery product.
About the Author
The Life Mokcha editorial team compares the product page, sales terms and purchase guide to distinguish the draw-cycle cutoff, physical shop operations and device-specific internet availability.
