PCSO Lotto Results 10/1/2026: Step-by-Step Jackpot Breakdown

Step 1: The Big Two – Superlotto 6/49 and Lotto 6/42

October 1, 2026, was a Thursday, and the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) rolled out its usual slate of evening draws. The headline games, as always, were Superlotto 6/49 and Lotto 6/42. Both carried hefty jackpots, and both ended the night without a single grand prize winner. Let’s walk through the numbers.

Superlotto 6/49 drawn at 9:00 PM produced the combination 39-03-43-04-42-15. The jackpot stood at ₱30,902,608.81. Despite the eight-figure pot, no ticket matched all six numbers, so the prize rolls over to the next draw. For players who missed the top prize, there’s always the consolation tiers—five, four, and three correct numbers still pay out, though the exact amounts depend on total sales and the number of winners in each tier.

Lotto 6/42 followed with the combination 40-13-35-10-15-14. The jackpot was even larger: ₱71,399,823.97. Again, zero winners claimed the grand prize. That’s a massive rollover, and it means the next 6/42 draw could easily exceed ₱75 million. If you’re a regular 6/42 player, this is the kind of moment when ticket sales spike—more players, bigger pot, but also more competition if you do hit it.

Take a closer look at the 6/49 combination: 39, 03, 43, 04, 42, 15. You’ll notice three numbers in the 40s (43, 42) and one in the 30s (39). The spread is fairly wide, from 03 to 43. The 6/42 combination: 40, 13, 35, 10, 15, 14. Here, 13, 14, and 15 appear consecutively—an interesting cluster that some players might have spotted as a pattern. But as always, past draws don’t predict future ones.

Step 2: 6D Lotto – Six Digits, One Big Miss

The 6D Lotto, drawn at 9:00 PM alongside the other evening games, had a jackpot of ₱593,359.76. The winning combination was 0-5-9-3-4-8. No one matched all six digits in exact order, so the jackpot also rolls over.

6D is a game of precise order. Even if you had all six digits but in a different sequence, you wouldn’t win the top prize. That’s why the odds are steeper than they look—one in a million per bet. The consolation prizes for matching five, four, or three digits in exact order are still attractive, but they weren’t detailed in the official results summary.

If you played 6D on October 1, check your ticket carefully. The digits 0-5-9-3-4-8 might not seem memorable, but they could be worth a smaller prize if you got the first few or last few in order. And if you missed entirely, the rollover means the next 6D jackpot will be a bit bigger.

Step 3: 3D Lotto – Three Draws, Three Sets of Winners

The 3D Lotto runs three times daily: 2PM, 5PM, and 9PM. Each draw has its own combination, and October 1, 2026, saw winners in all three sessions. The table above shows the full breakdown, but here’s the step-by-step.

3D Lotto 2PM

Combination: 7-4-6. Jackpot: ₱4,500.00. Winners: 132. That’s a healthy number of winners, meaning the prize per winner stays at the standard ₱4,500 for exact order. If you had 7-4-6 in that exact sequence, you bagged the top prize. The 2PM draw often has lower participation than the evening draws, so 132 winners is a solid turnout.

3D Lotto 5PM

Combination: 0-3-2. Jackpot: ₱4,500.00. Winners: 73. Fewer winners here, but still a decent payout. The 5PM draw can be tricky because it falls during rush hour—many players forget to place their bets. If you were one of the 73, congratulations.

3D Lotto 9PM

Combination: 4-2-9. Jackpot: ₱4,500.00. Winners: 612. This is the big one—612 winners! The 9PM draw is the most popular because it’s paired with the major lotto games. More players meant more chances, and 612 tickets matched 4-2-9 in exact order. Each winner takes home ₱4,500. That’s a total payout of over ₱2.75 million for this single draw.

Notice the pattern: the 9PM 3D draw consistently attracts the most winners. It’s the prime-time slot. If you want to maximize your chances of sharing a prize (though the prize is fixed, so sharing doesn’t reduce your payout), the 9PM draw is where the action is.

Step 4: 2D Lotto – Evening Numbers and Winner Counts

The 2D Lotto also runs three times daily, and October 1, 2026, was no exception. The table above lists all three, but let’s break them down.

• 2D Lotto 2PM: Combination 14-09. Jackpot ₱4,000.00. Winners: 139.
• 2D Lotto 5PM: Combination 24-15. Jackpot ₱4,000.00. Winners: 65.
• 2D Lotto 9PM: Combination 23-21. Jackpot ₱4,000.00. Winners: 93.

For 2D, you need to match the two numbers in exact order. The 2PM draw had the most winners (139), while the 5PM draw had the fewest (65). The 9PM draw landed in between with 93 winners.

What’s interesting is the spread of numbers. The 2PM combo (14-09) uses a teen number and a single-digit number. The 5PM combo (24-15) is two two-digit numbers. The 9PM combo (23-21) is also two two-digit numbers, both in the 20s. Some players like to look for patterns like this—consecutive ranges, odd/even splits, or number sums. But 2D is a game of pure chance; each draw is independent.

If you played all three 2D draws, you had three separate chances to win ₱4,000. The total number of winners across all three 2D draws was 139 + 65 + 93 = 297. That’s 297 happy players who matched two digits in order.

Step 5: What the Numbers Tell Us About 10/1/2026

Looking at the full set of results from October 1, 2026, a few things stand out.

First, the major jackpots—Superlotto 6/49 and Lotto 6/42—both went unclaimed. That’s not unusual, but when two big games roll over on the same night, the next draws become much more attractive. The 6/42 jackpot was already ₱71.4 million; another rollover could push it past ₱75 million. The 6/49 was at ₱30.9 million and will climb higher.

Second, the 6D Lotto also had no grand prize winner. That means its jackpot will increase for the next draw. The 6D jackpot was ₱593,359.76, which is relatively modest compared to the big two, but it’s still a nice sum for a six-digit game.

Third, the 3D and 2D games had plenty of winners. The 9PM 3D draw was the star with 612 winners. That’s a reminder that even when the big jackpots roll over, smaller games are paying out consistently. If you’re looking for more frequent wins, 3D and 2D are your best bets—though the prizes are smaller.

Finally, the combinations themselves: 39-03-43-04-42-15, 40-13-35-10-15-14, 0-5-9-3-4-8, 7-4-6, 0-3-2, 4-2-9, 14-09, 24-15, 23-21. Notice how many numbers are in the 10s and 20s? That’s typical for Philippine lotto draws—players often favor numbers in those ranges, but the draws are random. No need to over-analyze; just check your tickets.

For the next draw, if you’re planning to play, remember that rollovers mean bigger pots but also more tickets sold. The odds of winning remain the same, but the potential payout is higher. Always play responsibly and within your budget.