September 29, 2026 PCSO Draw: A Night of Near-Misses and Small Wins
Tuesday night's PCSO draw left jackpot seekers empty-handed once again, but it was far from a quiet evening. While the Ultra Lotto 6/58, Superlotto 6/49, and Lotto 6/42 all rolled over with zero winners, the 3D and 2D games delivered a combined 1,170 winners across three draws. The 6D Lotto also produced three lucky winners who split the P649,611 prize pool.
If you played the major games, you're probably staring at your tickets wondering how close you came. The table above shows the full results, and we'll break down each game so you can spot patterns, near-misses, and maybe a few numbers worth watching for the next draw.
| Game | Winning combination | Jackpot (PHP) | Winners |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ultra Lotto 6/58 | 12-20-31-55-38-18 | 344,755,600.48 | 0 |
| Superlotto 6/49 | 27-16-41-02-39-20 | 27,787,157.37 | 0 |
| Lotto 6/42 | 02-23-31-32-15-13 | 66,369,399.81 | 0 |
| 6D Lotto | 9-0-1-2-5-0 | 649,611.00 | 3 |
| 3D Lotto 2PM | 7-9-4 | 4,500.00 | 99 |
| 3D Lotto 5PM | 5-4-6 | 4,500.00 | 245 |
| 3D Lotto 9PM | 3-5-5 | 4,500.00 | 176 |
| 2D Lotto 2PM | 29-17 | 4,000.00 | 104 |
| 2D Lotto 5PM | 09-04 | 4,000.00 | 288 |
| 2D Lotto 9PM | 30-07 | 4,000.00 | 258 |
Ultra Lotto 6/58: Jackpot Climbs to P344.7 Million After No Winner
The Ultra Lotto 6/58 draw on September 29, 2026, produced the combination 12-20-31-55-38-18. With no one matching all six numbers, the jackpot now sits at a staggering P344,755,600.48 — one of the largest we've seen this year.
Let's break down that combination. The numbers span the full range, from 12 to 55, with a mix of low (12, 18, 20), mid (31, 38), and high (55). The sum is 174, which is slightly above the average for 6/58 draws (typically around 175). Three numbers are even (12, 20, 38, 18 — actually four even) and two are odd (31, 55). The spread is decent, but the gap between 38 and 55 is notable.
What's interesting is the repetition of the 30s: 31 and 38 both appeared. In recent Ultra Lotto draws, the 30s have been hot — appearing in four of the last seven draws. The 50s, on the other hand, have been relatively quiet. The 55 is only the second time a number from the 50s has dropped in the last five draws.
If you're playing for the next draw, consider that the jackpot is now at a level that typically attracts more bettors, which means a higher chance of splitting if you win. But with no winner for several consecutive draws, the pool keeps growing. The next draw could see a surge in ticket sales.
Superlotto 6/49: P27.7 Million Jackpot Rolls Over
The Superlotto 6/49 draw yielded the combination 27-16-41-02-39-20. No one hit all six, so the jackpot remains at P27,787,157.37.
This combination is a classic mix of low and high. The numbers: 2, 16, 20, 27, 39, 41. Sum = 145, which is right around the average for 6/49 (typically 150). Four numbers are even (2, 16, 20, 39? No, 39 is odd — so three even, three odd: 2,16,20 even; 27,39,41 odd). The spread is fairly even, with no huge gaps. The 40s are represented by 41, and the 30s by 39.
One thing that stands out: the number 2 appeared as 02. In 6/49, low numbers (1-9) often get overlooked, but they show up more frequently than many players think. The 20 and 27 are both in the 20s, which is a common cluster. The 39 and 41 are close together, which sometimes indicates a pattern of consecutive-ish numbers.
With the jackpot still under P30 million, this game might not be as attractive as Ultra Lotto right now, but for players who prefer better odds (1 in 13.9 million vs. 1 in 40 million), Superlotto remains a solid choice. The next draw could see the jackpot inch closer to P30 million if no one wins.
Lotto 6/42: P66.3 Million Prize Pot Still Up for Grabs
The Lotto 6/42 draw gave us 02-23-31-32-15-13. Again, zero winners, so the jackpot stays at P66,369,399.81.
This combination is intriguing because it includes a consecutive pair: 31 and 32. Consecutive numbers are more common than many players realize — in 6/42, about 40% of draws include at least one consecutive pair. The 2 and 13 are low, 15 is mid-low, and 23, 31, 32 round out the set. The sum is 116, which is below the average of around 129 for 6/42. That suggests a slightly low-biased draw.
Also note the presence of 31 again — it appeared in Ultra Lotto and Lotto 6/42 on the same night. That's a rare cross-game coincidence. Could 31 be a number to watch? It's been drawn in three of the last six Lotto 6/42 draws. The 30s, in general, have been active.
With the jackpot at P66 million, Lotto 6/42 is offering a decent payout for a game with better odds than Ultra Lotto (1 in 5.2 million). If you're looking for a balance between jackpot size and odds, this might be your game.
6D Lotto: Three Winners Share P649,611
The 6D Lotto draw produced the combination 9-0-1-2-5-0. Three lucky winners matched all six digits, each taking home a share of the P649,611.00 jackpot — roughly P216,537 per winner.
This is a unique result because it features a repeating digit: 0 appears twice (second and sixth position). In 6D Lotto, repeated digits are not uncommon, but they do reduce the number of possible combinations, which can lead to more winners. The sequence 9-0-1-2-5-0 is also interesting because it includes a near-sequence: 9,0,1,2 — almost a wrap-around. Players who use patterns like “9-0-1-2” might have been close.
Three winners is a moderate number for 6D. Typically, when the jackpot is around P600k, you see 2-5 winners. The fact that three people hit it means the prize was split, but each still got a decent payout. If you're playing 6D, consider that repeating digits can sometimes be a strategy, but they don't guarantee a win.
3D Lotto: Afternoon, Evening, and Night Draws Yield 520 Winners
The 3D Lotto games across three draws produced a total of 520 winners, each winning P4,500. That's a combined payout of P2,340,000. Here's the breakdown:
- 2PM draw: 7-9-4, 99 winners
- 5PM draw: 5-4-6, 245 winners
- 9PM draw: 3-5-5, 176 winners
The 5PM draw had the most winners, likely because the combination 5-4-6 is a popular pattern (sequential-ish). The 9PM draw had a repeating digit (5 appears twice), which also tends to attract more bettors. The 2PM draw had the fewest winners, perhaps because 7-9-4 is less pattern-friendly.
Notice that the 5PM and 9PM draws both had numbers in the 4-6 range, which are common choices. If you're playing 3D, you might want to avoid overly popular combinations to avoid sharing the prize, but the payout is fixed at P4,500 regardless of the number of winners, so it doesn't matter — you still get the full amount.
2D Lotto: 650 Winners Across Three Draws
The 2D Lotto games also had a strong showing, with a total of 650 winners, each winning P4,000. That's a combined payout of P2,600,000. The results:
- 2PM draw: 29-17, 104 winners
- 5PM draw: 09-04, 288 winners
- 9PM draw: 30-07, 258 winners
The 5PM draw had the most winners, with 288. The combination 09-04 includes a low number and a mid-number, and it's a common pair. The 9PM draw also had a high winner count (258) with 30-07. The 2PM draw had the fewest winners (104) with 29-17, which is a less predictable pair.
In 2D Lotto, the payout is fixed at P4,000, so more winners don't dilute the prize. That means you can choose any combination without worrying about splitting. The key is just picking the right two numbers.
Comparing the Games: Where the Action Was on September 29
Looking at the table, it's clear that the major lotto games (6/58, 6/49, 6/42) all rolled over, while the digit games (6D, 3D, 2D) produced plenty of winners. This isn't unusual — the odds of winning a jackpot in the major games are astronomical, while the digit games have much better odds (1 in 1,000 for 3D, 1 in 100 for 2D).
But the lack of jackpot winners in the big games means the jackpots will continue to grow. Ultra Lotto is now at P344 million, which is likely to attract more players. Superlotto and Lotto 6/42 also have sizable pots. If you're a jackpot chaser, this is a good time to play, but remember that more players means a higher chance of splitting the prize if you win.
On the other hand, the digit games offer frequent small wins. The 3D and 2D games had a combined 1,170 winners, which shows that many people are playing and winning. If you prefer a steady stream of small payouts, these games are worth considering.
Number Patterns and Hot Digits from the September 29 Draw
Let's analyze the numbers that appeared across all games on September 29, 2026. The digit 0 appeared multiple times: in 6D (twice), in 2D 5PM (09-04), and in 2D 9PM (30-07). The digit 5 was also frequent: in 3D 5PM (5-4-6), 3D 9PM (3-5-5), and in Ultra Lotto (55). The number 31 appeared in both Ultra Lotto and Lotto 6/42, making it a cross-game repeater.
In the major games, the 30s were hot: 31, 32, 38, 39 all appeared. The 20s also showed up: 20, 23, 27. Low numbers (1-9) were less common, with only 2 appearing (in Superlotto and Lotto 6/42). This suggests that mid-to-high numbers were favored on this draw.
For the digit games, the 5PM draws were particularly pattern-heavy: 5-4-6 in 3D and 09-04 in 2D both include 4 and 5 or 9 and 4. The 9PM draws had repeats: 3-5-5 in 3D and 30-07 in 2D.
What This Means for Your Next Bet (October 2, 2026 Draws)
As of today, October 2, 2026, the next draws are coming up. Here are a few things to consider based on the September 29 results:
- Ultra Lotto 6/58: The jackpot is now over P344 million. With no winner for several draws, the pot is ripe. But be aware that many players will be buying tickets, so if you win, you might share. Consider playing numbers that are less popular (e.g., avoid 1-2-3-4-5-6).
- Superlotto 6/49: At P27.7 million, this is a moderate jackpot. The odds are better than Ultra Lotto. If you're looking for a balance, this could be your game.
- Lotto 6/42: P66.3 million is a solid prize. The odds are even better. If you want a decent jackpot with reasonable odds, go for this.
- 6D Lotto: The jackpot is reset to the minimum (usually P150,000) after a win. Check the latest before betting.
- 3D and 2D: These are fixed-payout games. You can play any combination. Based on the September 29 results, numbers like 5, 4, 0, and 3 were frequent. But remember, past results don't predict future draws.
Always play responsibly. Set a budget and stick to it.
How to Check Your Tickets and Claim Your Prize
If you think you've won, here's what to do:
- Verify your numbers: Double-check against the official PCSO results. You can use our table above or visit the PCSO website.
- Sign your ticket: Immediately sign the back of your winning ticket to prevent anyone else from claiming it.
- Claim within the deadline: Prizes must be claimed within one year from the draw date. For jackpots, go to the PCSO main office. For smaller prizes (P20 up to P10,000), you can claim at any PCSO outlet or authorized lotto agent.
- Taxes: Prizes over P10,000 are subject to a 20% final tax. The PCSO will deduct this before payout.
For the September 29 draw, if you won in 3D or 2D, you can claim your prize at any lotto outlet. For 6D, if you're one of the three winners, you'll need to go to a PCSO office to claim your share.
