PCSO Lotto Results 10/3/2026: Grand Lotto Hits P242.6M, Still No Winner

Grand Lotto 6/55 Draw: 11-23-36-20-29-50, Jackpot Now P242.6 Million

Another Saturday night, another rollover. The PCSO Grand Lotto 6/55 draw on October 3, 2026 produced the combination 11-23-36-20-29-50, and not a single ticket matched all six numbers. That pushes the jackpot to P242,626,497.89 — a figure that would comfortably sit among the bigger Grand Lotto prizes of the year if someone finally cracks it in the next draw.

What makes this particular rollover interesting is how spread out the winning numbers were. You had a low cluster in 11 and 20, two mid-range picks in 23 and 29, then a jump to 36 and a high anchor at 50. That is not the kind of spread that casual bettors usually play. Most 6/55 slips lean heavily on birthdate numbers (1-31), and while 11, 20, 23 and 29 fit that pattern, 36 and 50 do not. The result was a board where plenty of players had three or four matches, but hardly anyone had all six.

Zero winners at the top prize means the entire pool carries over. If you are tracking the Grand Lotto's recent run, this is now one of the longer dry spells of the 2026 season. The last time the 6/55 was hit, the winner walked away with a jackpot in the low nine figures. Now the prize is roughly two and a half times that.

Game	Winning combination	Jackpot (PHP)	Winners
Grand Lotto 6/55	11-23-36-20-29-50	242,626,497.89	0
Lotto 6/42	41-17-42-21-37-02	75,904,990.52	0
6D Lotto	6-2-2-7-4-1	1,085,236.00	0
3D Lotto 2PM	5-9-6	4,500.00	118
3D Lotto 5PM	9-7-9	4,500.00	83
3D Lotto 9PM	9-9-6	4,500.00	450
2D Lotto 2PM	09-28	4,000.00	609
2D Lotto 5PM	13-23	4,000.00	153
2D Lotto 9PM	31-24	4,000.00	170

Full PCSO Results for October 3, 2026

Here is the complete board from Saturday's draws, covering the major games and all three daily schedules for 3D and 2D. The table below lists every combination, the corresponding jackpot or prize, and the number of winners per game.

A quick note on how to read it: for 3D and 2D, the "jackpot" column reflects the fixed prize per winning combination rather than a rolling jackpot. The winners column tells you how many tickets matched that exact combination. So when you see 450 winners on the 9PM 3D draw, that means 450 tickets across the country hit the exact three-digit sequence.

Of the nine draws listed, only the 3D and 2D games produced winners. Both major lotto games — Grand Lotto 6/55 and Lotto 6/42 — rolled over with zero top-prize winners. That is a relatively rare double rollover, and it is exactly the kind of night that gets casual players back to the outlet for the next schedule.

Lotto 6/42: 41-17-42-21-37-02 Rolls to P75.9 Million

The Lotto 6/42 draw also came up empty at the top. The winning combination was 41-17-42-21-37-02, and the jackpot now stands at P75,904,990.52. Like the Grand Lotto, this one is building nicely.

Look at the structure of that 6/42 combination. You have 02 sitting alone at the low end, then a gap all the way to 17, and then a tight cluster of 21, 37, 41, 42. The 41-42 pairing is the kind of consecutive tail that shows up in maybe one out of every 40 draws. It is memorable, but it is also the reason a lot of bettors missed: consecutive high numbers are often skipped because players assume the machine "won't do that." It does, and it did.

The 6/42 has been quietly climbing for several weeks. At P75.9 million, it is now in the range where you start seeing office pools form — the classic scenario where ten coworkers split a ticket and each walks away with roughly P7.5 million before tax. That is still life-changing money in the Philippines, and it explains why Saturday's queues at some outlets stretched well past the usual 7:30 PM cutoff.

If you are playing 6/42 purely for the top prize, remember that the odds are 1 in 5,245,786. The 6/55 is far harder at 1 in 28,989,675. Neither is a retirement plan — treat the ticket as entertainment, not investment.

6D Lotto: 6-2-2-7-4-1 With No Jackpot Winner

The 6D Lotto draw produced the sequence 6-2-2-7-4-1, and for the second straight 6D schedule, no ticket matched all six digits in order. The jackpot sits at P1,085,236.00.

The 6D is a different animal from the big lotto games. You are not choosing a combination — you are picking an exact six-digit sequence, which means the 6-2-2-7-4-1 board has only one winning arrangement. That is why the 6D jackpot tends to stay modest even when it rolls a few times. A million pesos is a solid prize, but it is not the kind of number that triggers nationwide hype.

Still, the 6D has a dedicated following among players who like the puzzle aspect. Some regulars track digit frequency across the last 30 draws and lean on digits that have been cold. Others play straight repeating patterns like 1-1-2-2-3-3. Neither approach changes the math — every six-digit sequence has the same 1 in 1,000,000 chance — but it makes the game more engaging for people who enjoy the ritual.

3D Lotto Results: 9-9-6 Delivers 450 Winners at 9PM

The 3D Lotto produced a clear standout on Saturday night. The 9PM draw hit 9-9-6 and paid out to 450 winners — by far the biggest winner count of the day. That is a strong signal that a lot of players were riding doubled nines, or at least the high-digit range.

Compare that to the earlier schedules. The 2PM draw landed on 5-9-6 with 118 winners, and the 5PM draw came in at 9-7-9 with 83 winners. Notice the pattern: the digit 9 appeared in all three 3D combinations, and doubled up in two of them. If you had been running a simple "always include 9" strategy on Saturday, you would have been in the money on at least one of the three draws.

Here is how the three 3D schedules stacked up:

• 2PM — 5-9-6: 118 winners, P4,500 each
• 5PM — 9-7-9: 83 winners, P4,500 each
• 9PM — 9-9-6: 450 winners, P4,500 each

The 9PM surge is the interesting takeaway. Evening draws usually attract more players, so a higher winner count is expected — but 450 is still well above a typical evening payout. When a combination like 9-9-6 lands, it often means a cluster of bettors were on the same read. Betting patterns are not random; people gravitate to certain digits, and 9 is one of the most-played numbers in the 3D game.

2D Lotto Results: 09-28 Leads With 609 Winners

The 2D Lotto had a busy day across all three schedules. The 2PM draw came in at 09-28 and paid 609 winners — the single largest winner count of the entire October 3 board. The 5PM draw hit 13-23 with 153 winners, and the 9PM schedule closed on 31-24 with 170 winners.

The 09-28 result is worth pausing on. The 2D game pays P4,000 per winning ticket, so 609 winners means the PCSO paid out roughly P2.44 million on that single draw. That is a big number for a game with only 100 possible combinations per position (the full 2D board has 10,000 possible pairs, but the payout structure means any given pair can be heavily backed).

Why would 09-28 draw so many winners? Two reasons. First, 09 and 28 are both familiar numbers — 9 shows up in addresses, jersey numbers, and anniversaries, while 28 is a common birthdate day. Second, and more importantly, 09-28 has appeared in recent 2D draws before. Players who track the 2D board noticed the pattern and jumped back on it. Whether that is smart or superstitious is up for debate, but it worked on Saturday.

Here is the 2D breakdown:

• 2PM — 09-28: 609 winners, P4,000 each
• 5PM — 13-23: 153 winners, P4,000 each
• 9PM — 31-24: 170 winners, P4,000 each

What Saturday's Numbers Tell Us for the Next Draw

Two rollovers in one night is not unheard of, but it does change the mood at the outlets. When both the Grand Lotto and the Lotto 6/42 are carrying big jackpots simultaneously, casual players who normally skip the midweek draws start showing up again. Expect heavier traffic at the terminals for the next few schedules.

A few concrete observations from the October 3 board:

1. High digits dominated the 3D. The digit 9 appeared in all three 3D combinations and doubled in two of them. If you are building 3D numbers for the coming draws, the high range (7-9) has been unusually active.
2. The 6/42 and 6/55 both avoided birthdate-only boards. The Grand Lotto included 36 and 50, while the Lotto 6/42 included 37, 41 and 42. Both results punished the classic 1-31 strategy.
3. Consecutive pairs showed up twice. The 6/42 had 41-42, and the 3D 9PM had 9-9. Consecutive and repeated digits are more common than most players assume.
4. 2D winner counts were unusually high. Across the three 2D schedules, 932 tickets won. That is a strong day for the game and suggests the popular pairs were hitting.

None of this gives you an edge — the draws are independent and random. But if you enjoy playing with patterns, Saturday's board gives you plenty of material. The more useful habit is discipline: set a fixed budget per draw, stick to it, and never chase a jackpot with money you need for something else.

If you are checking your tickets, verify them against the official PCSO results and claim prizes at the appropriate office. Prizes above P10,000 require a visit to a PCSO branch, and the standard 20% tax on winnings above P10,000 applies. Smaller 3D and 2D prizes can be claimed at authorized outlets.