PCSO Lotto Results 10/1/2026: Two Jackpots Roll Over, 3D Pays Big
What Happened in the October 1, 2026 PCSO Draws
If you played last night and you're checking your numbers now, here's the short version: the two biggest games on the board went unclaimed. Both the Superlotto 6/49 and the Lotto 6/42 produced zero jackpot winners on October 1, 2026, which means their prize pools keep growing for the next scheduled draw.
The evening wasn't a total shutout, though. The 3D Lotto 9PM draw alone minted 612 winners, and even the quieter 2D and 3D time slots paid out to dozens of players each. That's the thing about PCSO's lineup — even when the headline jackpots roll over, the smaller digit games keep the night interesting for regulars who prefer shorter odds over life-changing money.
The table below lays out every result from that Thursday, including the exact jackpot figures and winner counts. If you only played one game, scan the row that matches your ticket and skip the rest.
| 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 |
Reading the Results Table Without Overthinking It
If you're new to checking PCSO results, the format can look intimidating at first. It really isn't. Each row in the table above tells you four things: the game name, the winning combination, the jackpot or prize amount, and how many people won.
A few quick pointers:
- For 6/49 and 6/42 games, the combination is six numbers. Order doesn't matter — if your ticket has 39-03-43-04-42-15 in any arrangement, that's a match for the Superlotto draw.
- For 6D Lotto, you're looking at six single digits. The sequence matters here, so 0-5-9-3-4-8 is not the same as 8-4-3-9-5-0.
- For 3D Lotto, three digits in exact order. The 2PM, 5PM, and 9PM draws are separate games with separate results, so a 2PM ticket can't win the 9PM round.
- For 2D Lotto, two numbers from 1 to 31, again in exact order.
One thing worth noting: the jackpot column for 3D and 2D games shows the standard fixed prize of ₱4,500 and ₱4,000 respectively. Those aren't accumulating jackpots — they're the set payout for a correct combination, which is why you'll see the same figure every single day.
Superlotto 6/49: ₱30.9 Million Still Waiting
The Superlotto 6/49 draw landed on 39-03-43-04-42-15, and not a single ticket matched all six. The jackpot now sits at ₱30,902,608.81 and carries over to the next draw.
What's interesting about this particular combination is how spread out it is across the number field. You've got low numbers (03, 04), mid-range picks (15), and high numbers (39, 42, 43), with three of them clustered in the 40s. This is the kind of spread that looks random — and it is — but it's also why so many bettors who stick to birthday numbers in the 1-to-31 range missed out entirely. Two of the six winning numbers (42 and 43) fall outside the typical birthday pool, which notoriously thins out the winner count on nights like this.
Zero winners doesn't mean nobody came close. PCSO typically pays out for five, four, and three correct numbers in the 6/49 game, so there were almost certainly smaller winners even though the top prize rolled over.
If you're playing the next Superlotto draw, remember that the odds don't change based on how long a jackpot has been growing. Every combination has the same 1-in-13,983,816 shot.
Lotto 6/42: The Bigger Jackpot Nobody Claimed
Here's the number that'll make you wince: ₱71,399,823.97. That's what was on the line in the Lotto 6/42 draw on October 1, 2026, and it went unclaimed too.
The winning combination was 40-13-35-10-15-14. Notice anything? Four of those six numbers (13, 10, 15, 14) sit tightly in the low teens. That's a fairly concentrated cluster, and clusters like this sometimes attract multiple winners because casual players lean toward consecutive or near-consecutive numbers. Not this time, though — zero jackpot winners, so the pot rolls again.
With a jackpot approaching ₱72 million, the next 6/42 draw is going to draw heavier ticket sales than usual. More tickets sold means a higher chance of a split jackpot if someone does hit it, so if you win on a busy draw night, don't be shocked if you end up sharing the prize with one or two other ticket holders.
For context, the Lotto 6/42 game has noticeably friendlier odds than Superlotto 6/49 — about 1 in 5,245,786 versus 1 in 13,983,816. That's roughly two and a half times easier, which is part of why the 6/42 jackpot tends to grow a bit slower but gets hit more frequently.
The 3D and 2D Games: Where the Real Action Was
While the headliners rolled over, the digit games had a genuinely busy night. Look at the winner counts in the table above — they tell a completely different story from the jackpot columns.
The 3D Lotto 9PM draw was the star, with the combination 4-2-9 producing 612 winners at ₱4,500 each. That's the largest single winner count across all nine draws for the day. The 2PM draw (7-4-6) had 132 winners, and the 5PM draw (0-3-2) had the quietest turnout with 73.
Over in the 2D games, the spread was tighter. The 2PM draw (14-09) led with 139 winners, followed by the 9PM draw (23-21) at 93 and the 5PM draw (24-15) at 65. All three paid the standard ₱4,000.
A couple of patterns worth pointing out if you track these things:
- The 9PM slot consistently attracts the most 3D play, and the winner counts reflect that. It's the draw most people catch after dinner.
- Low-digit combinations like 0-3-2 and 7-4-6 don't scare off bettors — if anything, players seem drawn to them because they feel "clean."
- The 2D results used numbers in the teens and low twenties almost exclusively, which is typical since the game's number field only runs from 1 to 31.
If you're thinking about adding a digit game to your routine, the 3D and 2D draws are a good starting point for beginners. Tickets are cheap, draws happen three times daily, and the odds of matching two or three digits are exponentially better than hitting six numbers in the lotto games. The trade-off, of course, is the prize size.
6D Lotto: Quiet Night, Jackpot Rolls Over
The 6D Lotto draw came up 0-5-9-3-4-8 with a jackpot of ₱593,359.76 and zero winners. Like the 6/42 and 6/49, the 6D prize pool carries over.
The 6D game is a bit of an oddball in the PCSO lineup. You're picking six digits in exact sequence, which sounds brutal until you realize the prize tiers start paying out for matching as few as three digits in the right positions. That structure makes it a decent middle-ground game for players who find the 6/49 and 6/42 odds too steep but want bigger potential payouts than the fixed ₱4,500 from 3D.
With the jackpot just shy of ₱600,000 and rolling over, the next 6D draw could push past that mark. Keep an eye on it if you're a regular in this game.
A Gentle Reminder About Responsible Play
Nights like October 1, 2026 are a good reminder that jackpots roll over all the time — it's the norm, not the exception. Two big games producing zero winners isn't a sign that the draws are rigged or that you should double your bet to "catch" a jackpot that's due. Jackpots aren't due. Ever. Each draw is independent.
Set a budget before you buy tickets, stick to it, and treat the whole thing as entertainment rather than an investment plan. The 612 winners in the 3D 9PM draw are proof that people do win — just not always the way or the size they imagined.
Frequently Asked Questions
Did anyone win the Superlotto 6/49 jackpot on October 1, 2026?
No. The Superlotto 6/49 draw for October 1, 2026 produced zero jackpot winners, so the ₱30,902,608.81 prize pool rolls over to the next draw.
What was the Lotto 6/42 winning combination on October 1, 2026?
The winning combination was 40-13-35-10-15-14. There were no jackpot winners, leaving the ₱71,399,823.97 prize unclaimed and carried over.
Which PCSO draw had the most winners on October 1, 2026?
The 3D Lotto 9PM draw, with the combination 4-2-9, produced 612 winners at ₱4,500 each — the highest winner count across all nine draws that day.
How much do 3D and 2D Lotto winners get per draw?
3D Lotto pays a fixed ₱4,500 for a correct three-digit combination, while 2D Lotto pays a fixed ₱4,000 for a correct two-number combination. These amounts don't change regardless of how many people win.
