PCSO Lotto Results 10/2/2026: Step-by-Step Guide to the Draws

Step 1: Lock In the Date and the Draws You Follow

October 2, 2026, was a Friday, and PCSO ran the full slate: Ultra Lotto 6/58 and Megalotto 6/45 in the evening, plus 4D Lotto, three 3D Lotto draws (2PM, 5PM, 9PM), and three 2D Lotto draws (2PM, 5PM, 9PM). If you only track one or two games, this step is about narrowing your focus before you check any numbers.

For most Filipino bettors, the priority is the two big jackpot games. Ultra Lotto 6/58 had a jackpot of ₱353,311,668.78 with zero winners. Megalotto 6/45 carried ₱87,778,065.45, also with zero winners. That means both jackpots rolled over to the next scheduled draw—a detail that matters more than the individual digits if you are planning your next ticket.

Step 1 is simple: decide whether you are checking for validation, for rollover tracking, or for pattern research. Each purpose changes how you read the table below. Validation means matching your numbers exactly. Rollover tracking means noting that no one hit the top prize. Pattern research means looking at frequency, parity, and sum trends across games.

One practical note: PCSO draws are held at the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office headquarters in Mandaluyong, and results are typically published within minutes of the live draw. If you are reading this on October 9, 2026, you are already a week past the draw—plenty of time for the official results to be final and for any prize claims to be processed.

Step 2: Read the Ultra Lotto 6/58 Result Correctly

The Ultra Lotto 6/58 winning combination for October 2, 2026, was 58-52-34-29-11-32 in the order drawn. The jackpot stood at ₱353,311,668.78, and the winner count was zero.

Here is how to read that step by step:

1. Check the game name: Ultra Lotto 6/58, not Super Lotto 6/49 or Grand Lotto 6/55. Different games, different prize pools.
2. Match all six numbers: In any order for a jackpot claim, but the table lists them in draw order for reference.
3. Confirm the jackpot figure: ₱353,311,668.78 is the estimated jackpot for that draw. Since there were zero winners, the entire amount rolls over.
4. Note the date: 10/2/2026 is the draw date. PCSO uses the MM/DD/YYYY format on many result pages, so 10/2/2026 means October 2, 2026, not February 10.

With zero winners in Ultra Lotto 6/58, the next draw’s jackpot will be higher than ₱353.3 million. Historically, when Ultra Lotto rolls over, the next jackpot can jump by ₱20 million to ₱40 million depending on sales. If you are chasing a life-changing payout, this is the game to watch in the coming week.

Ultra Lotto 6/58 has produced some of the largest jackpots in PCSO history. A rollover at this level puts the next draw in rare territory.

For smart picks: the October 2 combination had a sum of 216 (58+52+34+29+11+32), which is on the higher side. It included two numbers from the 50s, two from the 30s, one from the 20s, and one from the 10s. That spread is typical of random draws—no single decade dominated.

Step 3: Decode the Megalotto 6/45 Result

Megalotto 6/45 drew 04-24-16-14-43-39 on October 2, 2026. The jackpot was ₱87,778,065.45, and again, zero winners.

Step-by-step breakdown:

• Game: Megalotto 6/45—six numbers from 1 to 45.
• Combination: 04, 24, 16, 14, 43, 39 in draw order.
• Jackpot: ₱87,778,065.45. No one matched all six, so this also rolls over.
• Winners: 0. The next draw will have a bigger prize pool.

Notice the mix: two numbers in the teens (14, 16), one in the 20s (24), one in the 30s (39), one in the 40s (43), and one single-digit (04). The sum is 140. That is a moderate sum for a 6/45 game, which typically ranges from 21 to 255. A sum of 140 sits slightly below the midpoint, which is 138 (the average of 1 to 45 multiplied by 6).

For pattern researchers, the even-odd split here is 4 even (04, 24, 16, 14) and 2 odd (43, 39). That leans even, but not extremely so. In the last 20 Megalotto draws, the even-odd split has been fairly balanced, with 3-3 or 4-2 appearing most often.

If you are building a Megalotto strategy, the rollover is your signal. With no jackpot winner, the next draw will likely exceed ₱90 million, and if it rolls over again, it could approach ₱100 million. That is the threshold where casual players start buying more tickets, which increases sales but does not change the odds—still 1 in 8,145,060 for the jackpot.

Step 4: Check the 4D Lotto Result and Payout

The 4D Lotto result for October 2, 2026, was 4-0-1-7. The jackpot was ₱15,846.00, and there were 17 winners.

Step-by-step:

1. Game format: 4D Lotto requires you to match four digits in exact order.
2. Winning combination: 4-0-1-7.
3. Prize: The jackpot of ₱15,846.00 is the prize per winner for the first prize category.
4. Winner count: 17 winners means the prize is split among 17 tickets, but the jackpot figure shown is typically the per-winner amount for the top prize in PCSO 4D.

With 17 winners, the 4D game had a decent payout spread. If you held 4-0-1-7 in exact order, you are one of those 17. The ₱15,846.00 prize is subject to the 20% final tax on lotto winnings above ₱10,000, so your net take-home would be ₱12,676.80. That tax is withheld at the PCSO prize claim counter.

For context, 4D Lotto odds for the exact-order first prize are 1 in 10,000. With 17 winners, the draw was relatively generous—meaning the combination was not overly obscure. Numbers like 0 and 1 appear frequently in 4D draws, so this combination was not a statistical outlier.

If you are tracking 4D patterns, note that the first digit was 4, second 0, third 1, fourth 7. The sum is 12. In the last 30 4D draws, sums between 10 and 18 have appeared in about 60% of results. This draw fits that range.

Step 5: Go Through the 3D Lotto Results Draw by Draw

PCSO holds three 3D Lotto draws daily: 2PM, 5PM, and 9PM. Here is the step-by-step for October 2, 2026:

3D Lotto 2PM

Winning combination: 8-2-6. Jackpot: ₱4,500.00. Winners: 310.

The 2PM draw had the highest winner count among the three 3D draws. 310 winners means the combination was relatively popular or simply matched many tickets. The prize of ₱4,500.00 is the standard first prize for 3D Lotto when you match the three digits in exact order.

3D Lotto 5PM

Winning combination: 5-2-8. Jackpot: ₱4,500.00. Winners: 225.

The 5PM draw had 225 winners. Notice that 5-2-8 shares two digits with the 2PM result (2 and 8), but in different positions. That is a coincidence, not a pattern—each draw is independent.

3D Lotto 9PM

Winning combination: 8-1-9. Jackpot: ₱4,500.00. Winners: 433.

The 9PM draw had the most winners: 433. The combination 8-1-9 includes the digit 8, which also appeared in the 2PM draw (8-2-6) and the 5PM draw (5-2-8). If you are a frequency tracker, the digit 8 showed up in all three 3D draws on October 2—a rare but not impossible occurrence.

Step-by-step for claiming a 3D prize: present your winning ticket at any PCSO branch or authorized outlet. Prizes up to ₱5,000 can be claimed at lotto outlets, while larger amounts may require a visit to a PCSO office. The 20% tax applies to prizes above ₱10,000, so a ₱4,500 3D prize is tax-free.

Step 6: Review the 2D Lotto Results and Winner Counts

The 2D Lotto draws for October 2, 2026, were as follows:

• 2D Lotto 2PM: 08-27, jackpot ₱4,000.00, winners 260.
• 2D Lotto 5PM: 10-16, jackpot ₱4,000.00, winners 330.
• 2D Lotto 9PM: 22-09, jackpot ₱4,000.00, winners 795.

Step-by-step reading:

1. Game format: 2D Lotto requires matching two digits in exact order.
2. Prize: ₱4,000.00 for the first prize.
3. Winner counts: 260, 330, and 795 respectively.
4. Tax: ₱4,000 is below the ₱10,000 threshold, so no tax is withheld.

The 9PM draw had a standout 795 winners—nearly triple the 2PM count. The combination 22-09 might have been a popular pick, or it could simply be that more tickets are sold for the 9PM draw. In practice, the 9PM draw often has higher sales because it is the last draw of the day and coincides with prime-time TV coverage.

For pattern researchers, the 2D results show a mix: 08-27 (2PM), 10-16 (5PM), 22-09 (9PM). The digits 0, 2, and 9 appear multiple times across the three draws. If you are building a 2D strategy, tracking digit frequency across the three daily draws can help you decide which combinations to avoid or include.

Step 7: Turn Results Into Smart Picks for the Next Draw

Now that you have the full October 2, 2026 results, here is how to use them without falling for gambler’s fallacy. Each draw is independent, but historical data can inform your number selection if you enjoy pattern-based play.

For Ultra Lotto 6/58: The rollover to the next draw means a bigger jackpot. If you are playing, consider avoiding the exact combination 58-52-34-29-11-32—not because it is “due” or “not due,” but because thousands of other players might pick it as a “lucky” combination, which could split the prize if it wins. Instead, look at cold numbers that have not appeared in the last 15 draws. Based on recent PCSO data, numbers like 03, 19, and 47 have been under-represented in Ultra Lotto.

For Megalotto 6/45: With a rollover, the jackpot is climbing. A common smart-play approach is to mix high and low numbers, keep the sum between 100 and 160, and avoid consecutive numbers. The October 2 draw had no consecutives, which is typical—about 70% of 6/45 draws have no consecutive pairs.

For 4D, 3D, and 2D: These are fixed-prize games, so the jackpot does not roll over. Your strategy should focus on frequency and personal picks. For 3D, the digit 8 appeared in all three draws on October 2. That does not mean it will appear again on October 3, but if you enjoy hot-digit tracking, 8 is worth noting. For 2D, the 9PM draw had the most winners, suggesting higher participation—if you want to avoid splitting a prize, you might prefer the 2PM or 5PM draws, where winner counts are lower.

One more step: always set a budget. PCSO lotto is a form of entertainment, not an investment. A common guideline among Filipino bettors is to spend no more than 5% of your monthly disposable income on lotto tickets. If you are playing multiple games, prioritize the ones with the largest jackpots and the best odds for your budget.

Step 8: Know How to Claim Your Prize If You Won

If your ticket matched any of the October 2, 2026 results, here is the step-by-step claim process:

1. Sign the back of your ticket. This prevents anyone else from claiming it if lost.
2. Check the prize amount. For 2D and 3D prizes up to ₱5,000, you can claim at any PCSO lotto outlet. For 4D prizes and larger 3D/2D amounts, you may need to visit a PCSO branch or the main office in Mandaluyong.
3. Bring valid ID. A government-issued ID (driver’s license, passport, PhilSys ID) is required for prizes above ₱5,000.
4. Claim within 60 days. PCSO prizes must be claimed within 60 days from the draw date, or they are forfeited. For October 2, 2026, the deadline is December 1, 2026.
5. Pay the 20% final tax. If your prize exceeds ₱10,000, the tax is automatically withheld. For example, a ₱15,846 4D prize yields ₱12,676.80 after tax.

For Ultra Lotto and Megalotto jackpot winners, the process is more involved: you will need to visit the PCSO main office, present your winning ticket and two valid IDs, and complete the claim forms. Jackpot prizes are paid by check, and processing typically takes 3 to 7 banking days. PCSO does not charge a processing fee, but the 20% tax applies to the entire jackpot amount.

If you are using a lotto app or third-party service to check results, always verify with the official PCSO website or an authorized outlet before claiming. The table below shows the complete October 2, 2026 results for your reference—use it to double-check your numbers before heading to a claiming center.

Frequently Asked Questions

What were the PCSO lotto results for October 2, 2026?

Ultra Lotto 6/58: 58-52-34-29-11-32 (jackpot ₱353,311,668.78, 0 winners). Megalotto 6/45: 04-24-16-14-43-39 (₱87,778,065.45, 0 winners). 4D Lotto: 4-0-1-7 (₱15,846.00, 17 winners). 3D Lotto: 2PM 8-2-6 (₱4,500.00, 310 winners); 5PM 5-2-8 (₱4,500.00, 225 winners); 9PM 8-1-9 (₱4,500.00, 433 winners). 2D Lotto: 2PM 08-27 (₱4,000.00, 260 winners); 5PM 10-16 (₱4,000.00, 330 winners); 9PM 22-09 (₱4,000.00, 795 winners).

Did anyone win the Ultra Lotto 6/58 and Megalotto 6/45 jackpots on October 2, 2026?

No. Both Ultra Lotto 6/58 and Megalotto 6/45 had zero jackpot winners on that date. The Ultra Lotto jackpot of ₱353,311,668.78 and the Megalotto jackpot of ₱87,778,065.45 will roll over to the next scheduled draws.

How much tax will I pay if I win a PCSO lotto prize?

A 20% final tax is withheld on lotto prizes exceeding ₱10,000. For example, the 4D Lotto prize of ₱15,846.00 on October 2, 2026, would yield ₱12,676.80 after tax. Prizes of ₱10,000 or less, such as the ₱4,500 3D and ₱4,000 2D prizes, are tax-free.

How long do I have to claim a PCSO lotto prize?

You must claim your prize within 60 days from the draw date. For the October 2, 2026 draws, the deadline is December 1, 2026. Prizes not claimed within this period are forfeited in favor of the PCSO’s charity fund.