Step 1: Read the Winning Combinations in Draw Order
The table above lists every PCSO draw for November 6, 2026, and the fastest way to use it is to read each combination exactly as drawn — not as you remember marking it. PCSO draws are printed in the order the balls came out, so 6/58 Ultra Lotto drew 09-26-10-04-02-47, 6/45 Mega Lotto drew 45-39-38-13-05-21, and the 4D Lotto 9:00 PM result was 2-5-0-5. For the two six-number games, order is irrelevant to whether you win; the set is what matters. For 4D, the sequence is everything — 2-5-0-5 pays only if your ticket reads 2-5-0-5 in that order.
Start with the game you actually played. If you hold a 6/45 ticket, skip the Ultra Lotto line entirely and go straight to Mega Lotto. Mixing up games is the single most common reason a player thinks they lost when they won, and it costs time at the outlet counter.
| Game | Winning combination | Jackpot (PHP) | Winners |
|---|---|---|---|
| 6/58 Ultra Lotto | 09-26-10-04-02-47 | 489,846,673.65 | |
| 6/45 Mega Lotto | 45-39-38-13-05-21 | 15,000,000.00 | |
| 4D Lotto 9:00 PM | 2-5-0-5 | 38,542.00 |
Step 2: Match Your Game, Then Match Every Number
Work through your ticket one line at a time and mark matches physically — a pen tick beside each number that appears in the winning set. For the 6/58 Ultra Lotto result of 09-26-10-04-02-47, a ticket with 02, 04, 09 and 26 has four matches, which lands in the fourth prize tier. A ticket with 09, 10, 26 has three matches. Use this checklist:
- 6/58 Ultra Lotto: 6 matches takes the jackpot of P489,846,673.65; 5 matches pays a fixed tier; 4 matches; 3 matches.
- 6/45 Mega Lotto: 6 matches takes the P15,000,000.00 jackpot; then 5, 4 and 3-match tiers.
- 4D Lotto: match all four digits in exact order for the top prize; PCSO also pays smaller prizes for three, two and one correct digit in position, plus the 4D Ramble and Pairs variants if you played them.
Note that the winners column in the table above is blank. That means no jackpot winner was recorded for that draw in the data set — the Ultra Lotto prize money stays in the pool and rolls to the next draw, and the Mega Lotto resets to its P15,000,000.00 starting minimum. A blank winners field is not a typo; it is the difference between a rollover and a hit.
Step 3: Worked Example — Four Matches on the Ultra Lotto
Take a concrete case. You bought a P20 standard 6/58 Ultra Lotto ticket with the numbers 02-04-09-26-31-55. Against the winning set 09-26-10-04-02-47, your matches are 02, 04, 09 and 26 — four. Your 31 and 55 are out.
- Count matches: 4.
- Identify the tier: the 4-match prize in 6/58 Ultra Lotto is a fixed P2,000 for a P20 play.
- Check the ticket status: was it a standard play or a System play? A System 7 ticket covering seven numbers generates multiple combinations, so your four matches could appear in more than one line and multiply the payout.
- Compute the tax: prize winnings above P10,000 in the Philippines carry the 20% final tax on the excess over P10,000. For a P2,000 win, no tax applies.
- Claim: prizes up to P20,000 can be claimed at any authorised PCSO lotto outlet; larger amounts go to a PCSO branch office or the main office in Mandaluyong, with the ticket and a valid government ID.
Run the same five steps for your 6/45 ticket. If your Mega Lotto line held 45, 39, 38 and 13, that is four matches — again a fixed-tier prize, not the jackpot.
Step 4: Know What the Jackpot Figures Actually Mean
The P489,846,673.65 on the Ultra Lotto line is the estimated jackpot carried into the November 6 draw, computed from the previous rollover plus estimated sales. Because no winner is listed, that pool rolls forward and the next draw's advertised figure will sit above P489.8 million once the new sales are folded in. The 6/45 Mega Lotto shows exactly P15,000,000.00, the minimum guaranteed jackpot — a tell-tale sign the game had just been won and reset. The 4D Lotto line's P38,542.00 is the total prize fund distributed across the winners of that 9:00 PM draw, not a per-winner amount.
If you are holding a 6/58 Ultra Lotto jackpot ticket, the number to plan around is not P489,846,673.65. Apply the 20% final tax and you are looking at roughly P391.9 million net, paid by cheque after PCSO validates the ticket.
Step 5: Claim Window and Ticket Handling
PCSO prizes are valid for one year from the draw date, so a November 6, 2026 winning ticket must be claimed by November 6, 2027. Sign the back of the ticket the moment you confirm a win — an unsigned ticket is treated as bearer paper, and possession alone decides the claim. Photograph both sides and store the ticket flat, away from heat and moisture; a ticket with an unreadable barcode or a torn validation strip can be refused even if the numbers are correct.
For the fixed-tier prizes on the Ultra Lotto and Mega Lotto draws, expect to present the ticket and one valid ID at the outlet, and expect the outlet to log the claim in the PCSO system on the spot. For anything above P20,000, go to a branch office; processing is typically same-day for amounts under P100,000 and can take up to five banking days for larger prizes pending validation of the winning combination against the central draw record.
Step 6: What to Do With the Next Draw
The rollover is the only actionable item here. With the Ultra Lotto pool above P489.8 million and no winner recorded, the next draw carries a larger prize and, predictably, heavier sales. Nothing about the November 6 combination — not the 09-26-10-04-02-47 spread, not the single-digit cluster, not the odd-even mix — changes the probability of any specific set appearing next. Each 6/58 draw has 40,475,358 possible combinations, and every one of them remains equally likely regardless of what came before.
What you can control: budget. Set a fixed amount per draw, buy only from authorised PCSO outlets, keep your tickets in one place, and check results against the official PCSO draw record rather than screenshots circulating on social media. If you play multiple games on the same day, note the schedule — 6/58 Ultra Lotto, 6/45 Mega Lotto and 4D Lotto all draw in the evening, with the 4D 9:00 PM draw being the last result posted. Write your numbers down before checking so you cannot talk yourself into a near-miss.
