6 Digit Result History and Summary

6 Digit Result History – Here is the result for the 6-Digit Lotto draw from the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO).

The 6-Digit Lotto was introduced last December 11, 1997 and was initially played only for Luzon players.

See UPDATED results for the following draws:

LOTTO RESULT Today, Friday, December 27, 2024 (updated 9PM)
EZ2 RESULT Today, Friday, December 27, 2024 (updated every 2PM, 5PM and 9PM)
SWERTRES RESULT Today, Friday, December 27, 2024 (updated every 2PM, 5PM and 9PM)

This game is played every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 9PM live through PTV4.

You’ll get a Minimum Guaranteed Amount (MGA) of Php 150,000.00 if you get all six (6) numbers in exact order.

Below are the prizes of 6-Digit Lotto:

• 1st Prize: Minimum Guaranteed Amount of Php150,000.00 (All 6 digits in exact order)
• 2nd Prize: Php 40,000.00 (First 5 or last 5 digits)
• 3rd Prize: Php 4,000.00 (First 4 or last 4 digits)
• 4th Prize: Php 300.00 (First 3 or last 3 digits)
• 5th Prize: Php 40.00 (First 2 or last 2 digits)

Check out the PCSO Lotto result in each draw dates compiled in this updated 6 Digit Result Summary below:

The 6 Digit Lotto Result Today per draw is monitored by Philnews.ph real-time. We have compiled the 6 Digit Lotto Result Yesterday in this 6 Digit Result History for the benefit of bettors who want to assess the winning combinations in a week, a month, or so on.

A lot of bettors undeniably analyze the previous winning combinations in making new bets even as far as the 6 Digit Lotto Result Summary 2022 and the 6 Digit Lotto Result compilations of draws in the previous years.

After the 6 Digit Result Today winning combinations are aired, the state institution posts the number of lotto winners in every draw. The PCSO also posts the winners of the other minor games as well as major lottery draws.

How To Bet in Lotto?

• In playing the 6/58 Lotto, the first step is to select your combination. Pick six (6) digits from 0-9, one per column, in the lotto ticket to make your combination. Mark your chosen numbers which will make up your 6-digit combination.

• If you have no combination in mind, you can mark the LP on the ticket which means “Lucky Pick”. It means that you want the terminal to choose an auto-generated combination for you.

Where to Watch the Lotto Draw

The 6-Digit Lotto Draw is televised live on PTV4. You may also watch a livestreaming of the draw on PCSO Official YouTube Channel, pcso.gov.ph website, or the PCSO Official Facebook page.

PCSO 6-Digit Lotto Jackpot Prizes

If your bet matches the winning combination in exact order, you will win the multi-million PCSO jackpot prize of at least Php 150,000.00. The major prizes of the PCSO are subject to a 20% tax deduction pursuant to the Tax Reform Acceleration and Inclusion (TRAIN) Law.

• If you get 6 of 6 numbers – Minimum Guaranteed Amount of 150,000.00

• If you get the first 5 or last 5 of 6 numbers – Php 40,000.00

• If you get the first 4 or last 4 of 6 numbers – Php 4,000.00

• If you get the first 3 or last 3 of 6 numbers – Php 400.00

• If you get the first 2 or last 2 of 6 numbers – Php 40.00

Important Reminders in Playing Lotto

• The Lotto Player must be at least 18 years old both during the betting for 6-Digit Lotto as well as in claiming the prize.

• How much is the lotto ticket? The minimum play amount is Php 10.00. The Php 10.00 play amount in playing the 6-Digit Lotto is inclusive of the 20% Documentary Stamp Tax (DST).

• It is the responsibility of the bettor to check the accuracy of the data printed on the lottery ticket including the type of bet, the combination, and the play amount.

How To Claim Your Lotto Prize

The claiming of the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) depends on the amount of the prize that you want to claim.

• For prizes between P20 to P10,000 — Claim it at any authorized PCSO Lotto Outlet
• For prizes between P20 to P500,000 — Claim it at any PCSO Branch Office nearest your area
• For prizes above P500,000 — Claim it at the PCSO Main Office, 2^nd Floor Sun Plaza Building, 1507 Princeton Street corner Shaw Boulevard in Mandaluyong City 1552.

How To Play Each PCSO Lotto Game

Swertres / 3D Lotto — Choose 3 numbers from 0 to 9 to make your lotto combination. You may select your own combination or let the system pick 3 numbers randomly by selecting Lucky Pick (LP).

EZ2 / 2D Lotto — Choose two (2) numbers from 1 to 31 to make your lotto combination. You may select your own numbers or let the system pick two (2) numbers randomly by selecting Lucky Pick (LP).

4D Lotto — Choose 4 numbers from 0 to 9 to make your combination. You may pick your own numbers or let the system pick 4 numbers randomly by selecting Lucky Pick (LP).

6D Lotto — Choose 6 numbers from 0 to 9 to make your combination. The player may select his/her own numbers or let the system pick 6 numbers randomly by selecting Lucky Pick (LP).

6/42 Lotto — Choose 6 numbers from 1 to 42 to make your combination. You may select your own numbers or let the system pick the 6 numbers randomly by selecting Lucky Pick (LP).

6/45 Mega Lotto — Choose 6 numbers from 1 to 45 to make your combination. You may select your own numbers or let the system pick the 6 numbers randomly by selecting Lucky Pick (LP).

6/49 Super Lotto — Choose 6 numbers from 1 to 49 to make your combination. You may select your own numbers or let the system pick the 6 numbers randomly by selecting Lucky Pick (LP).

6/55 Grand Lotto — Choose 6 numbers from 1 to 55 to make your combination. You may select your own numbers or let the system pick the 6 numbers randomly by selecting Lucky Pick (LP).

6/58 Ultra Lotto — Choose 6 numbers from 1 to 58 to make your combination. You may select your own numbers or let the system pick the 6 numbers randomly by selecting Lucky Pick (LP).

PCSO Lotto Games Draw Schedule

The Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) has set different PCSO lotto draw schedule for the minor and major lottery games conducted.

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