PCSO Lotto Results 10/1/2026: 39-03-43-04-42-15 Tops Superlotto

October 1, 2026 Draw at a Glance: Two Big Jackpots, Zero Winners

Thursday night's PCSO draw handed Filipino bettors a rare double rollover. Both of the country's biggest pari-mutuel games — Superlotto 6/49 and Lotto 6/42 — ended the 9 PM draw with no one matching all six numbers. That means the jackpot pools keep growing, and the next draw on October 4, 2026 will carry the biggest combined pot we've seen in weeks.

Superlotto 6/49 drew the combination 39-03-43-04-42-15, while Lotto 6/42 came out with 40-13-35-10-15-14. The 6D Lotto likewise went unclaimed at 0-5-9-3-4-8. Meanwhile, the digit games were busy — the 9 PM 3D draw alone produced 612 winners at the minimum prize of PHP 4,500.

The table above lists every game drawn on 10/1/2026, including the 2 PM and 5 PM digit draws. If you only played the evening sessions, you still had four separate chances to cash in. Let's break down what actually happened and what the numbers suggest for the weekend draws.

Game	Winning combination	Jackpot (PHP)	Winners
Superlotto 6/49	39-03-43-04-42-15	30,902,608.81	0
Lotto 6/42	40-13-35-10-15-14	71,399,823.97	0
6D Lotto	0-5-9-3-4-8	593,359.76	0
3D Lotto 2PM	7-4-6	4,500.00	132
3D Lotto 5PM	0-3-2	4,500.00	73
3D Lotto 9PM	4-2-9	4,500.00	612
2D Lotto 2PM	14-09	4,000.00	139
2D Lotto 5PM	24-15	4,000.00	65
2D Lotto 9PM	23-21	4,000.00	93

Superlotto 6/49: 39-03-43-04-42-15, Jackpot Climbs to PHP 30.9 Million

The Superlotto 6/49 combination is worth a closer look. The drawn set — 39, 03, 43, 04, 42, 15 — is unusually top-heavy. Four of the six numbers (39, 43, 42, and 15) sit in the upper half of the 1 to 49 grid, and two of them (39 and 42) are practically neighbours. Only 03 and 04 come from the low teens.

What does that mean for regulars? Spread patterns like this tend to feel "wrong" to players who lean on birthdays and anniversaries, which is exactly why the pot rolled over. Most bettors load up on numbers 1 to 31. When the machine spits out 39, 42, and 43 in one go, the field thins out fast.

The jackpot now stands at PHP 30,902,608.81 going into the next draw. That is a healthy figure for a game that has already produced multiple eight-digit winners in 2026. If you are planning to join the next rollover, remember that Superlotto draws happen every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday at 9 PM.

Quick stats from the 10/1/2026 Superlotto draw

• Lowest number: 03
• Highest number: 43
• Consecutive pairs: 03-04 and 42-43
• Odd/even split: 4 odd, 2 even
• Sum of all six numbers: 146

That sum of 146 is above the historical average for 6/49 draws, which typically lands somewhere in the 140 to 155 band. Nothing wildly out of range, but enough to catch the eye.

Lotto 6/42: 40-13-35-10-15-14 and a PHP 71.4 Million Rollover

If the Superlotto pot was impressive, the Lotto 6/42 jackpot is the headline of the night. At PHP 71,399,823.97 and zero winners, this is now one of the largest 6/42 prizes of the current 2026 cycle. The drawn combination was 40-13-35-10-15-14.

Notice the cluster in the middle: 13, 14, and 15 all appeared together. Three consecutive numbers in a six-ball draw is uncommon, and it is the kind of pattern that kills a lot of popular tickets. Many bettors avoid consecutive runs on purpose, believing they are "too obvious" for the machine. Statistically, of course, every combination has the same probability — but the psychological effect is real, and it shows up in the winner count.

Also worth noting: 10 and 40 share the same last digit, and 13, 14, and 15 form a tight sequential block. If you have been tracking hot and cold numbers for 6/42, this draw basically ignored the cold list and pulled straight from the warm end of the board.

Two consecutive-number clusters in a single night — 03-04 in Superlotto and 13-14-15 in Lotto 6/42 — is a pattern Filipino bettors will be talking about all weekend.

6D Lotto and the Digit Games: Where the Winners Actually Were

While the two big jackpots rolled over, the smaller games paid out steadily. The 6D Lotto result of 0-5-9-3-4-8 produced no jackpot winner, and the prize sits at PHP 593,359.76 for the next draw. That is a modest pot for 6D, and it usually means the game is due for a hit soon.

The real action was in the 3D and 2D sessions. Three 3D draws took place — 2 PM, 5 PM, and 9 PM — and all three paid the standard PHP 4,500 top prize. The 9 PM draw with 4-2-9 was the standout, producing 612 winners. The 2 PM session with 7-4-6 had 132 winners, and the 5 PM session with 0-3-2 had 73.

On the 2D side, all three sessions also paid PHP 4,000. The 2 PM draw was 14-09 with 139 winners, the 5 PM draw was 24-15 with 65 winners, and the 9 PM draw was 23-21 with 93 winners.

What the digit results tell us

• The 9 PM slot was the most generous across both 3D and 2D, which is typical — more players join the evening draw.
• The 5 PM sessions had the fewest winners in both categories, suggesting lighter play during the late-afternoon window.
• Repeating digits were rare: no number appeared twice in any single result.

If you are a regular on the digit games, the takeaway is simple. Evening draws attract more entries, which means shared prizes are more common. Afternoon draws offer thinner competition but the same fixed payout. It is a trade-off worth thinking about when you plan your next set of bets.

Number Patterns Bettors Will Notice From 10/1/2026

Let's pull the whole night together and look at what the numbers did across games.

1. Consecutive pairs showed up twice. Superlotto gave us 03-04 and 42-43. Lotto 6/42 gave us 13-14-15. That is three separate runs in one evening.
2. The number 15 appeared in both major draws. It was in Superlotto's 39-03-43-04-42-15 and in Lotto 6/42's 40-13-35-10-15-14. Bettors who cross-play the same numbers across games had a partial hit.
3. The number 4 was everywhere in the digit games. It showed up in 3D 2PM (7-4-6), 3D 9PM (4-2-9), and 2D 2PM (14-09). Call it a hot digit for the night.
4. No jackpot was claimed in any of the three major games. Superlotto, Lotto 6/42, and 6D Lotto all rolled over.

None of this predicts the next draw, and any honest analyst will tell you the same. But tracking patterns is part of the fun, and it helps you decide whether to stick with your regular combination or shake things up. If you always play 15, last night was a good reminder that it can appear in more than one game on the same evening.

What Happens Next: Rollover Draws and Smart Plays for the Weekend

With both major jackpots unclaimed, the next Superlotto 6/49 and Lotto 6/42 draws become significantly more attractive. Rollover pots draw bigger crowds, which means more tickets sold — and a slightly higher chance that any winner will have to share the prize. That is the classic pari-mutuel trade-off.

Here is how we would approach the weekend of October 3 to 4, 2026:

• For Superlotto 6/49: The PHP 30.9 million pot is solid but not life-changing by itself. If you play, consider a mix of low and high numbers rather than an all-high set like last night's result.
• For Lotto 6/42: At PHP 71.4 million, this is the draw to watch. Avoid the temptation to copy last night's 13-14-15 cluster. Popular patterns tend to produce shared jackpots.
• For 6D Lotto: A PHP 593,359.76 prize is on the smaller side. If you enjoy the format, this is a reasonable time to play since the pot is likely to grow.
• For 3D and 2D: Stick to the session times that fit your schedule. The payouts are fixed, so timing does not change your prize — only the number of people you might share it with.

Above all, keep your budget in check. Lotto is entertainment first and a long shot second. The PCSO reminds the public that tickets are only sold to players aged 18 and above, and that prizes above PHP 10,000 are subject to the standard 20 percent tax under the TRAIN law.

Claiming your prize

If you happen to be one of the 612 winners from the 3D 9 PM draw, or any of the other digit winners from October 1, 2026, you can claim prizes up to PHP 5,000 at any authorized lotto outlet. Larger amounts must be claimed at the PCSO main office or a designated branch. Bring two valid IDs and the winning ticket, signed at the back.

Final Word on the 10/1/2026 PCSO Results

October 1, 2026 gave us a clean sweep of rollovers in the major games and a busy night in the digit draws. Superlotto 6/49 landed on 39-03-43-04-42-15, Lotto 6/42 on 40-13-35-10-15-14, and 6D Lotto on 0-5-9-3-4-8 — none of them matched by a single ticket.

The table above has every number you need, including the 2 PM and 5 PM sessions that casual players often miss. Whether you are chasing the PHP 71.4 million Lotto 6/42 pot or just playing your usual 2D pair, the next draw is already set. Check your tickets carefully, and if you did win something small, claim it before it expires — PCSO prizes are forfeited after one year from the draw date.

Keep it smart, keep it fun, and always play within your means. We will be back with the next set of PCSO results as soon as the balls drop.