Philippines Lottery Results

After you check Philippines lottery results

Start with the latest posted numbers, then match the ticket to the exact PCSO game, draw date, draw session, play type, ticket channel, and claim rules before treating the result as a possible prize.

Lottery Valley is independent from PCSO, LottoMatik, authorized lotto outlets, and official lottery operators. Results, archives, game pages, number tools, ticket comparisons, and tax notes can help you move faster, but official ticket and prize verification belongs with PCSO, an authorized lotto outlet, an authorized platform, or the official claim process.

Where to go after checking Philippines lottery numbers

How Philippine lottery games are organized

The Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office, usually called PCSO, is the government agency authorized to conduct lotteries and similar activities to raise funds for health programs, medical assistance, services, and charities. PCSO pages organize the public games into jackpot lotto games, digit games, ScratchIt KaskaSwerte, Small Town Lottery, and authorized selling or support channels such as LottoMatik.

For ticket holders, the practical rule is simple: check the exact PCSO game and draw session. A 9:00PM Ultra Lotto ticket, a 2:00PM 3D Lotto ticket, a ScratchIt ticket, and an STL ticket do not use the same result-checking path or claim assumptions.

Major PCSO lotto games

Ultra Lotto 6/58

Ultra Lotto 6/58 is PCSO's largest-number lotto matrix. PCSO says players select six numbers from 1 to 58 or use Lucky Pick, and the game is drawn every Tuesday, Friday, and Sunday. A jackpot match requires all six drawn numbers in any order.

Grand Lotto 6/55

Grand Lotto 6/55 uses six numbers from 1 to 55. PCSO lists the draw schedule as Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday, and reminds players to check the accuracy of ticket data including bet type, amount, draw date, and numbers.

Super Lotto 6/49

Super Lotto 6/49 is PCSO's six-out-of-49 jackpot game. The official PCSO page lists Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday draws and says the ticket holder must be at least 18 to buy tickets or claim winnings.

Mega Lotto 6/45

Mega Lotto 6/45 is drawn every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. PCSO says players pick six numbers from 1 to 45, with Lucky Pick and advance draw options available on the playslip.

Lotto 6/42

Lotto 6/42 is described by PCSO as the Philippines' first national lottery game. It uses six numbers from 1 to 42 and is drawn Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.

PCSO digit games

6D Lotto

6D Lotto is an exact-order six-digit game. PCSO says it can be played in Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, with a minimum play amount of ₱10 per six-number combination.

4D Lotto

4D Lotto is an exact-order four-digit game from 0000 to 9999. PCSO lists Standard, Lucky Pick, Perm, and roll play options, and says 4D draws are held every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 9:00PM.

3D Lotto

3D Lotto has three daily draw sessions at 2:00PM, 5:00PM, and 9:00PM. PCSO says a straight play wins when all three digits match in exact order, while Rambolito changes the play and payout.

2D Lotto

2D Lotto also has three daily draw sessions at 2:00PM, 5:00PM, and 9:00PM. PCSO says players choose two numbers from 1 to 31 and must match the drawn combination in exact order unless using the Rambolito play type.

STL, LottoMatik, and authorized channels

Small Town Lottery is a PCSO product with its own background and rules, not a substitute label for Ultra Lotto, Grand Lotto, Super Lotto, Mega Lotto, Lotto 6/42, or the digit games. Treat STL results and claims as a separate product path.

LottoMatik is separate from PCSO's main public results pages. PCSO identifies LottoMatik as an authorized and accredited channel, but ticket holders should still follow PCSO or LottoMatik instructions for validation and claims.

ScratchIt KaskaSwerte is an instant-style PCSO ticket product. It is not checked like a 9:00PM jackpot lotto draw. Use the ticket instructions and PCSO redemption rules for the specific ScratchIt game.

Draw times, sales cutoffs, and result timing

Philippine lottery draw times are in Philippine local time. Draw times and sales cutoffs are not the same thing. PCSO game pages tell players they are responsible for checking the ticket details printed on the ticket, including draw date and numbers, and PCSO's Charter gives the Board authority over sale close and draw details. Check PCSO, the authorized lotto outlet, or the authorized channel before buying close to a draw.

Buying Philippine lottery tickets

Official PCSO tickets are sold through authorized lotto outlets, PCSO lottery agents, and authorized channels. PCSO's FAQ explains how online lottery agents apply, including site requirements, PCSO approval, training, terminal installation, and outlet activation.

Players should be at least 18 years old to buy or claim PCSO lotto winnings. The PCSO game pages repeat this reminder across jackpot lotto and digit games.

Use PCSO's official channels instead of social posts, text messages, result scrapers, or unofficial sellers. The Philippine News Agency has reported PCSO warnings about scammers using PCSO names, logos, or fake prize messages.

Official verification after a possible match

Use Lottery Valley to compare results quickly, then verify through PCSO or the channel that sold the ticket. PCSO publishes a result search by date, Cotejo pages, and live draw viewing paths. For ticket-level verification, PCSO claim pages require the winning ticket, not a screenshot.

For a physical ticket, sign the back before claiming and keep the ticket free from mutilation, erasure, stain, or unreadable numbers. For an authorized platform or LottoMatik ticket, follow the official platform and PCSO instructions because payment and validation may differ from a traditional outlet ticket.

Claiming Philippine lottery prizes

PCSO claim rules depend on prize amount, game type, ticket condition, and purchase channel. PCSO or the authorized selling channel controls the claim process for the ticket.

Philippines lottery claim deadlines

PCSO's Charter says prizes not claimed within one year from the date of draw are forfeited and become part of the charity fund. Draw-based lotto and digit tickets have a draw date, while ScratchIt, STL, and authorized platform products may have product-specific instructions.

Taxes on Philippine lottery winnings

PCSO pages say prizes above ₱10,000 are subject to 20% tax pursuant to the TRAIN Law. The Supreme Court E-Library text of Republic Act No. 10963 states a 20% final tax on prizes and other winnings from Philippine sources, with an exception for Philippine Charity Sweepstakes and Lotto winnings of ₱10,000 or less.

For a real claim, check PCSO and BIR before relying on the amount to be paid, especially for jackpot prizes, nonresident winners, authorized platform products, business or representative claims, or unusual facts.

Winner privacy and publicity in the Philippines

PCSO and government reports often publish the game, prize amount, draw date, selling area, or general winner location. A Philippine News Agency report says PCSO protects winner safety and security by keeping personal information confidential.

PCSO's privacy notice also says PCSO treats personal data confidentially and discloses it only when necessary, allowed, required by law, or with consent. Before claiming a major prize, ask PCSO what information, photo, interview, location, or outlet detail may be recorded or released.

Responsible gaming and age rules

PCSO has a responsible gaming page and uses an age gate that asks users to confirm they are 18 or older. PCSO game pages also state that players must be at least 18 to buy or claim lotto tickets or winnings.

If gambling is becoming difficult to control, pause play and use official PCSO or local support paths. Responsible gaming content should help ticket holders make safer choices; it should not be used to push more play.

Philippines lottery resources

Common questions about Philippines lottery results and prizes

Where can you check Philippines lottery results?

Start with the latest result cards on this page, then verify any possible prize through PCSO's result search, Cotejo pages, live draw channels, an authorized outlet, an authorized platform, or the PCSO claim process.

Who operates Philippine lottery games?

Philippine lottery games are operated by PCSO, the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office. PCSO's Charter authorizes it to conduct charity sweepstakes, lotteries, and similar activities.

What are the main PCSO lotto games?

The main PCSO jackpot lotto games covered here are Ultra Lotto 6/58, Grand Lotto 6/55, Super Lotto 6/49, Mega Lotto 6/45, and Lotto 6/42.

What is Ultra Lotto 6/58?

Ultra Lotto 6/58 is a six-number jackpot game drawn every Tuesday, Friday, and Sunday. Players choose six numbers from 1 to 58 or use Lucky Pick.

What is Grand Lotto 6/55?

Grand Lotto 6/55 is a six-number jackpot game drawn every Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday. Players choose six numbers from 1 to 55.

What are 2D, 3D, 4D, and 6D Lotto?

They are PCSO digit games. 2D and 3D are drawn three times daily, while 4D and 6D have scheduled 9:00PM draws on selected days. Exact draw session and play type matter.

When are PCSO lotto drawings?

Most jackpot lotto games and 4D/6D draw at 9:00PM on their scheduled days. 2D and 3D draw daily at 2:00PM, 5:00PM, and 9:00PM.

Can you buy Philippine lottery tickets online?

PCSO lists authorized lotto outlets, online lottery agents, and LottoMatik. Follow PCSO or authorized platform instructions for eligibility, ticket issue, validation, and claims.

Which office or channel handles a PCSO prize claim?

It depends on the prize amount, game type, ticket condition, and purchase channel. PCSO lists outlet and branch paths for smaller prizes, and the PCSO Main Office for jackpot and larger prizes.

How long do you have to claim PCSO lottery prizes?

PCSO's Charter says prizes not claimed within one year from the draw date are forfeited and become part of the charity fund. Check product-specific terms for ScratchIt, STL, or tickets bought through an authorized platform.

Are Philippine lottery prizes taxed?

PCSO says prizes above ₱10,000 are subject to 20% tax pursuant to TRAIN Law. Check PCSO and BIR for unusual cases.

Can PCSO lottery winners stay anonymous?

PCSO-related reports describe winner information as confidential, but winners should ask PCSO what information, photo, outlet detail, or public notice may be involved before claiming.

Is Lottery Valley official?

No. Lottery Valley is independent. Use it to check, compare, and understand Philippines lottery results, but verify possible prizes with PCSO, an authorized lotto outlet, an authorized platform, or the official claim process.