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How 6/58 Ultra Lotto Works
Ultra Lotto 6/58 is PCSO's biggest jackpot game — pick six numbers from 1 to 58, and match all six in any order to win. With 40,475,358 possible combinations, it's designed to roll over frequently, which is why the jackpot regularly climbs into nine figures and has reached over ₱1 billion.
It draws three times a week — Tuesday, Friday, and Sunday at 9:00 PM Philippine time. Each ticket costs ₱25 per six-number combination, which you can choose manually or via PCSO's Lucky Pick random selection.
The jackpot starts at ₱49,500,000 and grows with each draw that produces no winner. Because the number pool is so large (1–58), weeks or even months without a jackpot winner are common. When the pot climbs past ₱200 million, ticket sales surge — which in turn increases the jackpot growth rate, creating the massive pots that make national news.
Unlike Swertres and EZ2, 6/58 results don't depend on order — if the draw is 05-12-23-34-45-51, your ticket with 51-45-34-23-12-05 still wins the jackpot. This applies to all prize tiers, not just the top prize.
Read the full 6/58 Ultra Lotto guide for every prize tier, exact odds, and how to fill out a ticket.
6/58 Ultra Lotto Result
| 6/58 Ultra Lotto | September 6, 2026 | |
|---|---|---|
| Winning Combination | 29-38-10-49-23-07 | |
| Jackpot Prize | ₱272,327,172.65 | |
| Prize Tier | Number of Winners | Amount |
| Jackpot Winner (6 of 6) | 0 | — |
| 2nd Prize Winner (5 of 6) | 12 | ₱125,000.00₱125.00K |
| 3rd Prize Winner (4 of 6) | 963 | ₱1,453.79₱1,453.79 |
| 4th Prize Winner (3 of 6) | 22517 | ₱100.00₱100.00 |
Frequently Asked Questions
When does 6/58 Ultra Lotto draw?
Tuesday, Friday, and Sunday at 9:00 PM Philippine time. It shares the 9PM slot with other games on those nights, so double-check you're reading the 6/58 row in the results.
How much is a 6/58 ticket?
₱25 per six-number combination. You can play manually or use Lucky Pick for a random selection — the odds are identical either way.
What is the starting jackpot for 6/58?
The Ultra Lotto jackpot starts at ₱49,500,000 and rolls over with each draw that has no jackpot winner, growing from there based on ticket sales.
What are the odds of winning the 6/58 jackpot?
The odds of matching all 6 numbers are 1 in 40,475,358 per ticket. To put that in perspective, if you bought one ticket for every draw (3 per week), it would take an average of 259,457 years to hit the jackpot.
Does the order of numbers matter in 6/58?
No. 6/58 is an any-order game — your six numbers can match the draw in any arrangement. If the draw is 05-12-23-34-45-51, any ticket with those same six numbers wins, regardless of the order printed on the ticket.
What happens if multiple people win the jackpot?
The jackpot is split equally among all jackpot winners. This is why the per-winner amount on record-breaking jackpots is sometimes less than the headline figure — multiple winning tickets were sold.
What is the biggest 6/58 jackpot ever?
The 6/58 Ultra Lotto has produced the largest jackpot in Philippine lottery history — ₱1.18 billion in October 2018, which was split between two winners.
Can I play 6/58 online?
No. PCSO does not sell lottery tickets online. You must purchase a physical ticket at an authorized PCSO outlet. Any website or app claiming to sell PCSO tickets online is not legitimate.
How do I claim a 6/58 prize?
Prizes up to ₱10,000 can be claimed at any authorized lotto outlet. Prizes from ₱10,001 to ₱100,000 at PCSO branch offices. Prizes over ₱100,000 must be claimed at the PCSO main office in Mandaluyong. All claims require a valid ID and the winning ticket. See our full claiming guide.
Where can I find past 6/58 results?
This page shows the latest draw and recent history. Browse the full archive month by month using the links below, going back to 2022.
6/58 Ultra Lotto Odds & Prize Tiers
| Prize Tier | Match | Odds | Prize |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jackpot | 6 of 6 numbers | 1 in 40,475,358 | Minimum ₱49.5M (rolls over) |
| 2nd Prize | 5 of 6 numbers | 1 in 129,728 | Pari-mutuel * |
| 3rd Prize | 4 of 6 numbers | 1 in 2,016 | Pari-mutuel * |
| 4th Prize | 3 of 6 numbers | 1 in 75 | ₱20 |
* Pari-mutuel means the prize pool for that tier is shared equally among all winners. The 2nd and 3rd prize amounts vary per draw depending on ticket sales and winner count — they can range from tens of thousands to several hundred thousand pesos.
The overall odds of winning any prize (including the ₱20 consolation for matching 3 numbers) are approximately 1 in 61 — so roughly one in every sixty tickets wins something, even though the jackpot itself is extremely rare.
6/58 Ultra Lotto Tips for Players
- Understand what you're buying. At 1 in 40.5 million, the jackpot is statistically unlikely even if you play every draw for years. Play for entertainment, not as a financial plan.
- Lucky Pick is mathematically equivalent. A randomly generated combination has exactly the same odds as one you choose yourself. The only advantage of picking manually is personal meaning — it doesn't improve your chances.
- More combinations, not more tickets on one combination. Buying two different combinations doubles your odds (1 in 20.2M instead of 1 in 40.5M). Buying the same combination twice just doubles the payout if it wins, which is rarely the better bet.
- Watch the jackpot growth. When the pot is small (near the ₱49.5M minimum), the expected value per ticket is lowest. As it climbs, the ratio of potential prize to ticket cost improves — though it never becomes a mathematically "good" bet in the strict sense.
- Check the prize breakdown, not just the jackpot. The 2nd and 3rd prize tiers are pari-mutuel and can pay handsomely when fewer people match. This page shows the full breakdown when available.
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How PCSO Lotto Number Frequency Analysis Works
Frequency analysis tracks how often each number appears in recent PCSO lotto draws. Numbers that appear more often than average are called "hot numbers" (masipag), while numbers that rarely appear are "cold numbers" (kalmado). This data is computed from actual draw results stored in our database — not estimates or predictions.
Some players prefer picking hot numbers, believing momentum carries forward. Others choose cold numbers, expecting them to be "due." Neither strategy changes the mathematical odds — every number has an equal probability each draw — but frequency data helps you make informed, data-driven picks rather than relying on guesswork.
Our analysis updates automatically after each PCSO draw. Select any game and time range above to see the most current frequency distribution. The bar chart shows every possible number and how many times it appeared, while the hot/cold panels highlight the extremes.
Understanding the Jackpot Trend Chart
For 6-number lotto games (6/42, 6/45, 6/49, 6/55, 6/58), the jackpot trend chart shows how the prize pool has moved over your selected time range. When no one wins, the jackpot rolls over and grows — creating the dramatic upward slopes you'll often see.
Sharp drops indicate a jackpot was won and the prize reset to its guaranteed minimum. These patterns help you spot the current cycle: is the jackpot building toward a peak, or has it just reset? While timing your play doesn't change your odds of winning, many players prefer to buy tickets when jackpots are higher to maximize the potential return.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Are hot numbers more likely to win?
No. Each draw is independent — past results don't influence future ones. Hot/cold analysis is a tool for informed picking, not a prediction system.
Q: How far back does the data go?
Free analysis covers the last 30 draws (~1 month). For deeper analysis covering 60, 90 draws, or a custom date range, upgrade to Premium in the Kuyacoco app.
Q: Why do some numbers appear way more than others?
In small samples (7–30 draws), variance is normal. Over hundreds of draws, frequencies tend to even out. That's basic probability at work — streaks and droughts are expected, not anomalies.
Q: Does Kuyacoco predict winning numbers?
No. We provide historical data and statistical tools so you can analyze patterns yourself. No one can reliably predict random lottery outcomes.
Q: What's the difference between website and app statistics?
The website offers free monthly frequency analysis. The Kuyacoco app adds extended date ranges, a draw simulator, number-vs-history checker, and a lucky number generator with multiple strategies.
