PCSO Lotto Results Today

Every day, millions of Filipinos check the PCSO lottery results to see if their lucky numbers finally won. Are you missing the results of today's draw? You're in the right spot. We show the most recent PCSO lotto results on our website as soon as they are made public.

This thorough guide explains everything you need to know about Philippine lottery games. We'll show you where to find new results right away. You will learn about the main types of lotteries and what makes each one special. There is no longer any doubt about when to draw schedules. The steps for claiming a prize are made clearer and easier to follow.

Complete lottery results are released by the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) and are instantly viewable on our website. Throughout the day, players can examine winning combinations from several draws. Since December 31, 2024, IBC 13 has also broadcast the PCSO lottery draws live at 2:00 PM, 5:00 PM, and 9:00 PM.

PCSO runs five main types of lotto games that draw in millions of Filipino players every week. There are different amounts of money and ways to win in each game. Players can increase their chances of winning by using System Play or letting fate decide with Lucky Pick (LP) options.

Ultra Lotto 6/58

The main game starts with a huge Php 49.5 million jackpot. People pick six numbers between 1 and 58. If you match three numbers, you can win a consolation prize of Php 100. If you match five numbers, you can win Php 120,000. On Tuesday, Friday, and Sunday nights, there are draws.

Grand Lotto 6/55

The jackpot prize for this well-known variant starts at Php 29.7 million. You have to pick six numbers from a pool of 55. Depending on how many matches they win, lower-tier prize winners get between Php 60 and Php 100,000. The draws happen on Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday.

Super Lotto 6/49

A mid-range choice with a starting jackpot of Php 8.9 million. There are 49 numbers to choose from, and players choose six of them. The set consolation prizes range from Php 30 to Php 32,000. This game is played on Sundays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays.

Mega Lotto 6/45

For this version, the first jackpot is Php 15.8 million. There are 45 choices, and you have to pick six of them. The amounts of fixed consolation prizes range from Php 50 to Php 50,000. There are draws every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.

Lotto 6/42

The easiest big game to get into has a Php 5.9 million jackpot. There are 42 numbers to choose from, and players pick six. The prizes for consolation range from Php 20 to Php 24,000. The drawings take place on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday nights.

Major jackpot games take over the night, with draws at 9 PM. Ultra Lotto 6/58 is the main event on Tuesday, Friday, and Sunday nights. Grand Lotto 6/55 is held on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays. The schedule for Super Lotto 6/49 is the same as Ultra Lotto's, but it moves to Thursday instead of Friday. Mega Lotto 6/45 is played on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. The draws for Lotto 6/42 happen on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.

Daily games give you more chances. Every day at 2PM, 5PM, and 9PM, both 3D Lotto (Swertres) and 2D Lotto (EZ2) hold three draws. This three-draw system gives players who missed earlier sessions more chances to win.

The rules for regional STL games change depending on where you are. Every day at 10:30 AM, 3 PM, and 7 PM, Visayas runs Swer3 draws. Mindanao has the same schedule as the national games, with games at 2 PM, 5 PM, and 9 PM.

Winning a PCSO lotto draw is just the first step in collecting your prizes. Depending on how much you win, the process is very different. Small wins are easy to deal with, but big jackpots require more formal steps.

Prize Tiers and Amounts

Different amounts of prizes require different ways to claim them. The easiest way for winners of amounts up to Php 300,000 to get their money is through the e-lotto app. Prizes under P10,000 give you more options at any PCSO Branch office nearby.

However, to claim big wins of more than Php 300,000.01, you must go to PCSO's Main Office in person. Jackpot winners have to think about one more thing: the TRAIN Law says that big prizes are taxed at 20%. This means that you should celebrate your million-peso win while figuring out how much the government gets.

Required Documents

Every winning ticket is a valuable piece of paper that needs to be handled correctly. Winners must sign their name on the back of the ticket. This simple step keeps people from making false claims. The verification process is finished with two valid ID documents.

PCSO has strict rules for checking things. Fake or altered tickets are immediately turned down, no matter how real they look. The organization's thorough examination process protects the integrity of the lottery system and the winners.

Claiming Locations and Process

Choosing a location depends entirely on the value of the prize:

• Less than P10,000: Any branch of the PCSO
• P10,000 to P300,000: Apply for E-lotto or go to a branch office
• Over P300,000: PCSO Main Office at 605 Conservatory Bldg., Shaw Blvd. Corner Princeton St., Mandaluyong City

Time sensitivity is very important. Winning tickets are good for one year from the date of the draw. After this date, prizes that are not claimed are lost forever. Winners should act quickly instead of risking losing their money because of missed deadlines.

What time do the PCSO lottery results come out every day?

Results come out at set times all day long. Every day at 2PM, 5PM, and 9PM, digit games announce the winners. Major lottery games only draw at 9 PM on the days they are supposed to. This timing system gives digit game fans more chances to play while keeping jackpot games on a weekly schedule.

How long do I have to get my prize?

The time to claim your prize starts on the draw date and lasts for exactly one year. This long time frame gives winners plenty of time to get their affairs in order before they pick up their prizes. If you miss this deadline, you lose your winnings right away.

Do you have to pay taxes on lottery winnings?

The TRAIN Law says that jackpot prizes are taxed at 20%. This tax only applies to the biggest prize categories. Depending on how much you win, smaller prizes may have different tax effects.

Where can I see the lotto draw live?

PTV and IBC 13 are two TV networks that show live draws. These draws are also streamed live on PCSO's social media accounts. Watching live cuts down on wait time and lets you check the results right away.

What happens to prizes that no one claims?

After a year, any winnings that aren't claimed go back to PCSO's charity fund. These lost amounts go to different charitable programs all over the country. Players must be at least 18 years old to play any PCSO games.