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6/55 Grand Lotto Result
| 6/55 Grand Lotto | November 7, 2026 | |
|---|---|---|
| Winning Combination | 22-43-34-12-6-27 | |
| Jackpot Prize | ₱341,271,436.97 | |
| Prize Tier | Number of Winners | Amount |
| Jackpot Winner (6 of 6) | 0 | — |
| 2nd Prize Winner (5 of 6) | 19 | ₱116,666.66₱116.67K |
| 3rd Prize Winner (4 of 6) | 1400 | ₱1,288.40₱1,288.40 |
| 4th Prize Winner (3 of 6) | 28023 | ₱60.00₱60.00 |
The 6/55 Grand Lotto draw of November 7, 2026
The 6/55 Grand Lotto combination 22-43-34-12-6-27 had not been drawn before in our records. The jackpot stood at ₱341,271,436.97, up ₱7,851,026.96 from ₱333,420,410.01 at the previous draw on November 4, 2026. It had gone 73 draws without a winner since the last jackpot win on May 20, 2026.
The last recorded jackpot win for 6/55 Grand Lotto was on May 20, 2026, worth ₱115,358,792.00.
Frequently Asked Questions
When does 6/55 Grand Lotto draw?
Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday at 9:00 PM Philippine time.
How much is a 6/55 ticket?
₱25 per six-number combination, manually chosen or via Lucky Pick.
What is the starting jackpot for 6/55?
The Grand Lotto jackpot starts at ₱45,000,000 and rolls over each draw without a winner.
How does 6/55 compare to 6/58?
Grand Lotto has a smaller number pool (1–55 vs 1–58) giving it roughly 40% better jackpot odds (1 in 29M vs 1 in 40.5M). The tradeoff is a smaller starting jackpot (₱45M vs ₱75M). Same ₱25 ticket price.
What are the odds of winning the 6/55 jackpot?
1 in 28,989,675 per ticket. While still extremely long, these are noticeably better than 6/58's 1 in 40.5 million.
Does the order of my numbers matter?
No. Like all PCSO six-ball games, 6/55 is any-order — your six numbers can match the draw in any arrangement.
Can I play both 6/55 and 6/58?
Yes. They draw on alternate nights, so playing both gives you a jackpot chance six nights a week (every night except Thursday, when neither draws).
How do I claim a 6/55 prize?
Same process as all PCSO games: up to ₱10,000 at any outlet, up to ₱300,000 at branch offices, over ₱300,000 at the PCSO main office. See our claiming guide for full details.
Where can I find past 6/55 results?
This page shows the latest draw and recent history. Browse the full archive month by month using the links below.
How 6/55 Grand Lotto Works
Grand Lotto 6/55 is the second-largest jackpot in PCSO's line-up — pick six numbers from 1 to 55, with 28,989,675 possible combinations. It runs the exact opposite schedule to 6/58 (Monday, Wednesday, Saturday vs Tuesday, Friday, Sunday), so between the two games there's a major jackpot draw most nights of the week.
Each ticket costs ₱25 per combination. The jackpot starts at ₱45,000,000 and rolls over when no one matches all six numbers. Like all PCSO six-ball games, the order of your numbers doesn't matter — match the six drawn numbers in any arrangement to win.
The slightly smaller number pool compared to 6/58 (55 vs 58 balls) makes a meaningful difference in the math: 28,989,675 combinations vs 40,475,358, which translates to roughly 40% better jackpot odds. The tradeoff is a lower starting pot (₱45M vs ₱75M), though rollovers can push 6/55 well into nine-figure territory too.
Read the full 6/55 Grand Lotto guide for every prize tier, exact odds, and how to fill out a ticket.
6/55 Grand Lotto Odds & Prize Tiers
| Prize Tier | Match | Odds | Prize |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jackpot | 6 of 6 numbers | 1 in 28,989,675 | Minimum ₱45M (rolls over) |
| 2nd Prize | 5 of 6 numbers | 1 in 98,604 | Pari-mutuel |
| 3rd Prize | 4 of 6 numbers | 1 in 1,643 | Pari-mutuel |
| 4th Prize | 3 of 6 numbers | 1 in 78.7 | ₱60 |
The overall odds of winning any prize are approximately 1 in 75. The 2nd and 3rd prize tiers are pari-mutuel (shared among winners), so the actual amount varies per draw.
6/55 Grand Lotto Tips for Players
- Compare schedules before buying. 6/55 draws on Monday, Wednesday, Saturday — the opposite nights from 6/58. If you play both, you have a major jackpot game almost every night.
- The odds difference from 6/58 is real. 1 in 29M vs 1 in 40.5M is a ~40% difference. 6/55 has the shorter odds of the two, while 6/58 starts with a higher jackpot.
- Track rollovers. Like 6/58, the 6/55 jackpot grows each draw without a winner. A large rollover increases the expected value of each ticket, though it also increases ticket sales (and the chance of splitting).
- Don't ignore the smaller tiers. Matching 5 of 6 numbers (2nd prize) happens roughly once per 98,604 tickets. The pari-mutuel payout for that tier can be substantial when few people match.
