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PCSO Grand Lotto 6/55: Jackpot, Odds, Prizes & Draw Schedule (2026)

PCSO Grand Lotto 6/55 explained: ₱25 tickets, the ₱45M minimum jackpot, 1 in 28,989,675 odds, the new shared 5-number prize, 20% tax and the Mon/Wed/Sat draws.

Jackpot odds
1 in 28,989,675
Format
6 numbers from 1–55
Draw
Mon · Wed · Sat
Ticket
₱25 (since 1 Feb 2026)
Starting jackpot
₱45,000,000
Record jackpot
₱741,176,323.20, single bettor (29 Nov 2010)

In short: Grand Lotto 6/55 is PCSO's second-biggest lotto: six numbers from 1–55 for ₱25, drawn every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday. The jackpot starts at ₱45 million and stood at about ₱236.6 million on 30 Sep 2026. Odds are 1 in 28,989,675 per line, about 40% better than Ultra Lotto 6/58.

  • ✓Draws are every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday; PCSO's site was unreachable, so confirm the draw time there.
  • ✓A ticket costs ₱25 since 1 Feb 2026, when the minimum jackpot rose from ₱30M to ₱45M.
  • ✓Jackpot odds are 1 in 28,989,675 per line, easier than Ultra Lotto's 1 in 40,475,358.
  • ✓Five numbers now shares a ₱1.4M pool instead of paying a fixed ₱100,000, so the prize changes every draw.
  • ✓Prizes over ₱10,000 are taxed at 20% under the TRAIN law.
  • ✓The record is ₱741,176,323.20, won by a single bettor on 29 Nov 2010.

What Grand Lotto 6/55 is

Grand Lotto 6/55 is the second-biggest lotto run by the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO). You pick six numbers from 1 to 55 for ₱25 a line. Match all six and you win the jackpot, which starts at ₱45 million and rolls over until someone hits it.

It sits between the smaller PCSO lottos and Ultra Lotto 6/58. Three fewer balls than Ultra Lotto makes it noticeably easier to win, though the jackpots are usually smaller.

The jackpot now, and the record

The Grand Lotto pot has been rolling over for a while. Philstar reported the pot heading for ₱214 million on 21 Sep 2026, and it stood at about ₱236.6 million on 30 Sep 2026. That’s more than five times the ₱45 million starting level.

The record is ₱741,176,323.20, won by a single bettor on 29 Nov 2010. That’s more than Ultra Lotto’s biggest single-bettor win (₱571.6 million in December 2023), even though Ultra Lotto holds the overall record.

Odds and prizes

The odds are pure counting: there are 28,989,675 ways to choose 6 numbers from 55. Our own combinatorics for one line:

  • 6 numbers (jackpot): 1 in 28,989,675.
  • 5 numbers: about 1 in 98,604.
  • 4 numbers: about 1 in 1,643.
  • 3 numbers: about 1 in 79.

Three numbers pays a fixed ₱60. Five and four numbers are shared pools: ₱1.4M for five and ₱1.3M for four, split equally between everyone who matches.

What changed on 1 Feb 2026

PCSO’s February 2026 changes hit Grand Lotto in three ways:

Before 1 Feb 2026 From 1 Feb 2026
Ticket price ₱20 ₱25
Minimum jackpot ₱30M ₱45M
5-number prize ₱100,000 each ₱1.4M pool, shared

The shared pool can pay more or less than the old ₱100,000. With fewer than 14 five-number winners, each gets more than ₱100,000; with exactly 14 it’s the same; with 15 or more, each gets less. These figures come from Wikipedia (citing PCSO) and Philstar draw reports. PCSO’s own site was unreachable from our network, so confirm on pcso.gov.ph.

Worked example: the 21 Sep 2026 draw

Here’s what the pools paid on 21 Sep 2026:

  • 5 numbers: 19 bettors shared ₱1.4M, so each won ₱73,684.21. After the 20% tax on prizes over ₱10,000, that’s about ₱58,947 each. Under the old rules they’d each have got ₱100,000, or ₱80,000 after tax.
  • 4 numbers: 1,471 bettors shared ₱1.3M, so each won ₱883.75, paid in full.
  • 3 numbers: a flat ₱60 per winning line.

And the jackpot: if a single ticket had hit the ₱236.6 million pot, the 20% tax would take about ₱47.3 million, leaving roughly ₱189.3 million.

Grand Lotto vs Ultra Lotto: schedule and odds

Grand Lotto 6/55 Ultra Lotto 6/58
Numbers 6 from 55 6 from 58
Jackpot odds 1 in 28,989,675 1 in 40,475,358
Draw days Mon, Wed, Sat Tue, Fri, Sun
Draw time (PHT / SGT / MYT) Check PCSO’s schedule 9:00pm
Ticket ₱25 ₱25
Minimum jackpot ₱45M ₱75M
Record ₱741.2M (2010, one bettor) ₱1.18B (2018, two bettors)

Grand Lotto is about 40% easier to win than Ultra Lotto for the same ₱25. PCSO’s 9:00pm slot is confirmed for Ultra Lotto, but we couldn’t confirm Grand Lotto’s time from PCSO’s own site, so check it there. For international draws on Philippine time (Powerball lands at 10:59am PHT on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays until the US clock change, then 11:59am), see our lottery draw times in Asia page and the Powerball guide.

How to buy Grand Lotto officially

There are two official ways to play:

  • PCSO lotto outlets. Fill in a betting slip or ask for random numbers, pay ₱25 a line, and keep the ticket safe as your proof of purchase.
  • PCSO’s E-Lotto platform. PCSO began a test run of an online E-Lotto service on 15 Dec 2023. We couldn’t confirm its current status because pcso.gov.ph was unreachable from our network, so check there first.

Avoid look-alike domains: pcso-elotto.com.ph is a parked page, not PCSO.

How to play online from the Philippines

For lottery play beyond the PCSO counter, these are the options we list for Philippine players:

  • BK8 has a peso account and a Lottery tab with Youbetlotto’s lotto games in the 6/42 to 6/58 formats, 2D to 6D, and quick draws every 1, 3 or 5 minutes. They’re BK8’s provider games, not PCSO tickets. Its 100% welcome (up to ₱5,000 at 12x deposit + bonus) counts on lottery.
  • BC.Game runs a peso balance with a Lottery tab (BC Lottery and international draws) and a provably fair Keno, plus up to 500% across your first 4 deposits from ₱200.
  • theLotter is a ticket messenger that buys official tickets for you and scans them to your account. Its terms list PCSO Grand Lotto 6/55 and Ultra Lotto 6/58 among its draws, and it also sells the big US jackpots such as Powerball and Mega Millions. Check that your country is accepted when you sign up.
  • Winna is a crypto casino with no lotto draws, but its provably fair Keno is the nearest instant number game: pick numbers, get the result in seconds. Instead of a welcome bonus it pays instant rakeback from your first bet and runs $10,000 daily and $50,000 weekly races.

Picking Grand Lotto numbers

Every combination of six numbers has the same 1 in 28,989,675 chance at every draw. Birthdays, lucky numbers and random picks all win at the same rate, and past results don’t change the next draw. Our RNG and randomness guide explains why. Since so many players use birthdays, numbers above 31 tend to be less crowded, which only matters if you win and have to share.

Durian tip: If you play both PCSO jackpots, Grand Lotto gives you better odds per peso. ₱25 on 6/55 is about 40% likelier to hit than ₱25 on 6/58, so it’s the smarter default when the two jackpots are close in size.

Lotto is entertainment with very long odds. Only play with money you can afford to lose, and see our responsible gambling page if you need help.

Prize tiers

MatchPrizeOdds
6 numbersJackpot (minimum ₱45,000,000)1 in 28,989,675
5 numbers₱1.4M pool shared by all winners1 in 98,604
4 numbers₱1.3M pool shared by all winners1 in 1,643
3 numbers₱601 in 79

FAQ

What days is Grand Lotto 6/55 drawn?

Every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday. PCSO's sister game, Ultra Lotto 6/58, is drawn at 9:00pm on Tuesday, Friday and Sunday; check PCSO's schedule for the 6/55 draw time.

How much is a Grand Lotto 6/55 ticket?

₱25 per line since 1 Feb 2026. It was ₱20 from 2020 until 31 Jan 2026.

What are the odds of winning Grand Lotto 6/55?

1 in 28,989,675 for the jackpot, since that's how many ways there are to pick 6 numbers from 55. Five numbers is about 1 in 98,604, four is about 1 in 1,643, and three is about 1 in 79.

How much do you win with 5 numbers in Grand Lotto?

Since February 2026, all five-number winners share a ₱1.4M pool. On 21 Sep 2026, 19 bettors matched five and each won ₱73,684.21. Before February 2026 each five-number winner got a fixed ₱100,000.

How much is the Grand Lotto prize for 3 numbers?

A fixed ₱60 per winning line. Four numbers shares a ₱1.3M pool; on 21 Sep 2026 that came to ₱883.75 each for 1,471 winners.

Are Grand Lotto winnings taxed?

Yes. PCSO prizes over ₱10,000 are taxed at 20% under the TRAIN law. A ₱73,684.21 five-number prize becomes about ₱58,947 after tax. Three- and four-number prizes are usually under ₱10,000 and paid in full.

What is the biggest Grand Lotto 6/55 jackpot?

₱741,176,323.20, won by a single bettor on 29 Nov 2010.

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