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August 11, 2026

Category: AK Lasbela | Draw Date: 11-08-2026 | Published: 02:05 AM

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What Is AK Lasbela?
How the Lasbela Game Became Karachi’s Evening Ritual
AK Lasbela Online Karachi — Daily Results, All Draws in One Place
Every AK Lasbela Draw, Explained
How to Read an AK Lasbela Report: Open, Close and Double
Katti Time vs Report Time — Know the Difference
Tips for Checking AK Lasbela Results
Using the AK Lasbela Record Chart
AK Lasbela Results — Frequently Asked Questions

What Is AK Lasbela?

AK Lasbela is one of the most followed daily number games in Pakistan, and its results are checked by thousands of players every evening. The game runs on a simple idea: several draws take place one after another through the evening, and each draw publishes a winning number — called the report. Players compare the numbers they played against the official report to see the outcome.

The name comes from Lasbela, and over the years the game has grown into a full evening schedule of draws — PK19, GM, PK18, LS1, AK, LS12, LS2 and LS3 — each with its own fixed katti time (when play closes for that draw) and report time (when the result is announced). Because the draws run back to back, an entire evening of results is available in one place, which is exactly what this page provides: every draw, every report, updated daily.

If you are new to the game, the sections below explain each draw, the exact daily timings, and how to read a report correctly — including the meaning of open, close and double, the three terms every player needs to know.

How the Lasbela Game Became Karachi’s Evening Ritual

The Lasbela game has been part of Karachi’s street culture for decades, long before results moved online. In the early days, results travelled by word of mouth — shopkeepers, tea stalls and neighbourhood corners where the day’s numbers were shared each evening. The game’s appeal was always its simplicity: a two-digit number, announced daily, that anyone could follow without special knowledge or equipment.

The internet changed the distribution, not the game itself. As smartphones spread, players stopped waiting for the evening word-of-mouth and started checking results online the moment each report was announced. That shift created the modern result page: every draw’s number, published within minutes of its report time, archived for anyone who missed the evening. The eight-draw schedule — from PK19 at 6 PM to LS12 at 11 PM — turned a single daily moment into a full evening of results, and the online pages grew to cover all of it in one place.

Today, checking AK Lasbela results online is a daily routine for thousands of Karachi players, the same way checking the news or the weather is. This page continues that tradition in its modern form: fast, complete, and updated every single evening.

AK Lasbela Online Karachi — Daily Results, All Draws in One Place

This page is the daily home of AK Lasbela Karachi results. Every evening, as each draw’s report time arrives, the winning number is published here at the top of the page, newest first. You do not need to visit a different site for each draw — PK19, GM, PK18, LS1, AK, LS12, LS2 and LS3 reports all appear on this single page, in order, every day.

Below the live results you will find the official daily timetable with katti and report times, followed by a complete guide to every draw: what it is, when it happens, and how its result fits into the evening’s schedule. Older results are kept in the AK Lasbela record chart, where you can browse previous days and months draw by draw.

Every AK Lasbela Draw, Explained

There are eight draws in the daily AK Lasbela schedule. Each one is an independent draw with its own result — playing one draw does not affect any other. Here is what each draw is and when its result is announced.

PK19 Draw — Result at 06:00 PM

PK19 opens the evening. Katti closes at 05:50 PM and the PK19 report is announced at 06:00 PM, making it the first result of the day. Because it comes first, many players treat the PK19 result as the tone-setter for the evening and check it before deciding how to approach the later draws. The PK19 number is published at the top of this page the moment it is announced.

PK19 runs daily — seven days a week, including weekends and public holidays. If you only follow one draw, this is the one most players start with, simply because its early timing leaves the whole evening open for the draws that follow.

GM Draw — Result at 07:00 PM

The GM draw follows one hour after PK19. Katti closes at 06:50 PM and the GM report comes at 07:00 PM. GM has one of the most loyal followings of any draw in the schedule — a large share of daily players check this result specifically, and it is consistently among the most searched AK Lasbela results.

Like every draw on this page, the GM result is published here daily at report time. Players who follow both PK19 and GM get the first two results of the evening within a single hour, which is why the 6–7 PM window is the busiest time on result pages.

PK18 Draw — Result at 08:00 PM

PK18 is the mid-evening draw. Katti closes at 07:50 PM and the PK18 report is announced at 08:00 PM. By this point three results are out (PK19, GM, PK18), and the evening schedule is in full flow. PK18’s 8 PM slot makes it a natural checkpoint — players who started with the early draws check in here before the late-evening draws begin.

The PK18 result is updated on this page every day at 8 PM sharp, alongside the rest of the evening’s reports.

LS1 Draw — Result at 09:00 PM

LS1 bridges the evening into the night session. Katti closes at 08:50 PM and the LS1 report is announced at 09:00 PM. The LS series of draws (LS1, LS2, LS3, LS12) forms the backbone of the late schedule, and LS1 is where that series begins each day.

Because it sits right at 9 PM, the LS1 result is one of the most checked numbers of the night. It is published here daily, in sequence with the draws before and after it.

AK Draw — Result at 10:04 PM

The AK draw is the flagship — the draw the whole game is named after, and the single most searched result in the schedule. Katti closes at 09:55 PM and the AK report is announced at 10:04 PM. For a huge number of players, this is the result of the day; everything else in the evening builds toward it.

The AK result is published at the top of this page the moment it is announced. If you are checking one number tonight, this is almost certainly it — and it is updated here daily without fail.

LS12 Draw — Result at 11:00 PM

LS12 closes out the main evening schedule. Katti shuts at 10:50 PM and the LS12 report is announced at 11:00 PM. It is the last of the timetabled draws, and for players who follow the full evening, the LS12 number is the final result of the day.

After the LS12 report, the complete set of the day’s results — PK19 through LS12 — is available on this page, and the record chart is updated for the archive.

LS2 and LS3 Draws

LS2 and LS3 are part of the LS draw family and their results are also published on this page daily. Because their exact report slots can shift, always confirm the current day’s timing from the timetable above or the day’s result posts rather than relying on memory. As with every draw here, the number appears at the top of the page as soon as it is announced.

How to Read an AK Lasbela Report: Open, Close and Double

Every AK Lasbela result is published as a two-digit number, and experienced players read more than just the digits — they read the open, the close and whether the result is a double. Here is what each term means.

Open is the first digit of the result. If the report is 47, the open is 4. Close is the second digit — in the same example, 7. Players track open and close separately because many play strategies are built around predicting one of the two digits rather than the full number.

Double means both digits are the same — 11, 22, 33, 44, 55, 66, 77, 88, 99 or 00. Doubles are relatively rare, which is exactly why they get special attention: when a double lands, it stands out in the day’s results immediately, and players watching for patterns mark it down.

When you check a result on this page, you will see the full two-digit report. Reading the open and close from it takes a second, and once you are used to it, you will find yourself scanning every result the same way the regulars do.

Katti Time vs Report Time — Know the Difference

Two times matter for every draw, and mixing them up is the most common beginner mistake. Katti time is the deadline — the moment play closes for that draw. After katti, no further play for that draw is accepted. Report time comes a few minutes later — that is when the winning number is announced.

For example, PK19’s katti is 05:50 PM and its report is 06:00 PM. The ten-minute gap is standard across the schedule: GM (06:50 / 07:00), PK18 (07:50 / 08:00), LS1 (08:50 / 09:00), AK (09:55 / 10:04) and LS12 (10:50 / 11:00) all follow the same pattern. Always check the timetable at the top of this page for the current day’s exact times, and never assume a time from memory — schedules are fixed, but verifying takes seconds.

Tips for Checking AK Lasbela Results

Check the date on every result. Result pages update daily, and an old cached page can easily show yesterday’s numbers. On this page, every result post carries its date and time — confirm it matches today before noting any number down.

Use one trusted source per draw. Dozens of sites republish AK Lasbela results, and not all of them update on time — or accurately. Sticking to a single page that updates all eight draws in sequence removes the risk of acting on a stale or mistyped number from a random site.

Learn the full schedule, not just one draw. New players often follow only the AK draw at 10:04 PM and miss that seven other results land earlier in the evening. Knowing the whole timetable — PK19 at 6, GM at 7, PK18 at 8, LS1 at 9, AK at 10:04, LS12 at 11 — means you never miss a result you meant to check.

Bookmark the record chart. Single-day results tell you what happened tonight; the record chart shows what has been happening for weeks. Players who study patterns always work from the archive, not from memory.

Using the AK Lasbela Record Chart

Today’s results answer tonight’s question; the AK Lasbela record chart answers every question about what came before. The chart archives each draw’s reports day by day and month by month, so you can look up any date’s PK19, GM, PK18, LS1, AK, LS12, LS2 or LS3 result long after the evening has passed.

Regular players use the archive in three ways. First, verification — double-checking a number you noted down against the official record. Second, pattern study — scanning weeks of opens, closes and doubles for repeats and rhythms, which is the basis of most playing strategies. Third, continuity — if you missed an evening, the chart fills the gap in seconds instead of leaving you guessing.

The chart is updated alongside this page every day, so the newest results are never more than an evening old. Between the live results above, the timetable, and the archive, everything a player needs — tonight’s numbers and every night before — sits within two pages.

AK Lasbela Results — Frequently Asked Questions

What time is the AK Lasbela result announced today?

There is not one single result time — there are eight draws through the evening. PK19 reports at 06:00 PM, GM at 07:00 PM, PK18 at 08:00 PM, LS1 at 09:00 PM, the flagship AK draw at 10:04 PM, and LS12 at 11:00 PM, with LS2 and LS3 results also published daily. The full timetable with katti times is at the top of this page.

Where can I check the AK Lasbela result online?

Right here — this page publishes every draw’s report daily, newest first, with the date and time on each result. The record chart keeps the archive of previous days.

What is katti time in AK Lasbela?

Katti time is the deadline when play closes for a draw — a few minutes before the report time. For example, the AK draw’s katti is 09:55 PM and its report follows at 10:04 PM. After katti, no play for that draw is accepted.

What do open, close and double mean in the report?

In a two-digit result like 47, the open is the first digit (4) and the close is the second (7). A double is a result where both digits match — 11, 22, 33, and so on up to 00.

How many draws are there in AK Lasbela daily?

Eight: PK19, GM, PK18, LS1, AK, LS12, LS2 and LS3. Each is an independent draw with its own result, announced at its own report time through the evening.

Is the AK Lasbela result updated on Sundays and holidays?

Yes — the draws run daily, seven days a week, and this page is updated every day including weekends and public holidays.

Which draw’s result do most people check?

The AK draw at 10:04 PM is the flagship and the most searched result, but PK19 (06:00 PM) and GM (07:00 PM) have very large followings of their own. Most regulars check several draws across the evening rather than just one.

Why does a result sometimes appear a few minutes late?

Report times are the scheduled announcement times, but publishing depends on the result reaching the page. A delay of a few minutes around report time is normal — refreshing the page after a short wait almost always shows the number. The date and time printed on each result post tell you exactly which draw and day it belongs to.

What is the difference between the AK draw and the other Lasbela draws?

AK is the flagship draw of the schedule, announced at 10:04 PM, while PK19, GM, PK18, LS1, LS12, LS2 and LS3 are its companion draws through the evening. Each draw is independent with its own winning number — the AK result does not determine or depend on any other draw’s outcome.

Do I need an account to check results here?

No. All results, the timetable and the record chart are free to view — no signup, no login, no app needed. Open the page in any browser, and the latest reports are at the top.