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6D Lotto Result
| 6D Lotto | November 7, 2026 | |
|---|---|---|
| 9:00 PM | 0-6-6-6-3-1 | |
| First Prize | ₱73,946.00 | |
| Number of Winner(s) | 12 | |
The 6D Lotto draw of November 7, 2026
The 9PM 6D combination 0-6-6-6-3-1 does not appear anywhere in our draw records.
Frequently Asked Questions
When does 6D Lotto draw?
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 9:00 PM Philippine time.
How much is a 6D ticket?
₱10 per six-digit combination — cheaper than the ₱25 six-ball games.
Can I win 6D without matching all six digits?
Yes — 6D pays consolation prizes for matching the last 5, 4, 3, or even just the last 2 digits in order. The smallest prize (last 2 digits, ₱40) has odds of just 1 in 100.
What is the first prize for 6D?
The guaranteed minimum is ₱150,000 for matching all six digits in exact order. The actual amount may be higher depending on sales and rollovers.
Can digits repeat in 6D?
Yes. Each digit is independently drawn from 0–9, so combinations like 7-7-7-1-2-3 or 5-5-5-5-5-5 are valid.
How is 6D different from Swertres?
6D uses 6 digits (vs 3 for Swertres), draws at 9PM only (vs Swertres's 3 daily draws), costs the same ₱10, and pays cascading consolation prizes for partial matches from the right — Swertres only pays for a full match or Rambolito.
How is 6D different from the six-ball lotto games?
6D is a digit game (0–9 per position, order matters, repeats allowed) while the six-ball games (6/42 through 6/58) draw from a pool without replacement and order doesn't matter. Completely different mechanics and odds.
Where can I find past 6D results?
This page shows the latest draw and recent history. Use the monthly archive links below to browse past results month by month.
How 6D Lotto Works
6D Lotto is a different animal from the six-ball games — pick six digits from 0–9 (repeats allowed) and match them in exact order for the top prize. With 1,000,000 possible combinations (000000 to 999999), the odds sit between the daily digit games and the six-ball lotto games.
It draws Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 9:00 PM Philippine time. Each ticket costs ₱10 — less than half the price of the six-ball games.
What makes 6D unique among PCSO games is its cascading consolation prizes: you don't need to match all six digits to win. Matching just the last two digits in order wins a smaller prize, and the payouts step up as you match more digits from the right. This means partial matches that would be worthless in a six-ball game actually pay out in 6D.
Read the full 6D Lotto guide for every prize tier, exact odds, and how to fill out a ticket.
6D Lotto Odds & Prize Tiers
| Prize Tier | Match | Odds | Prize |
|---|---|---|---|
| First Prize | All 6 digits in exact order | 1 in 1,000,000 | Minimum ₱150,000 |
| 2nd Prize | Last 5 digits in order | 1 in 100,000 | ₱40,000 |
| 3rd Prize | Last 4 digits in order | 1 in 10,000 | ₱4,000 |
| 4th Prize | Last 3 digits in order | 1 in 1,000 | ₱400 |
| 5th Prize | Last 2 digits in order | 1 in 100 | ₱40 |
The 5th-prize tier (matching the last two digits) has odds of just 1 in 100, making it by far the most frequent paying tier in any PCSO 9PM game. On a ₱10 bet, the ₱40 payout is a 4x return — and it happens often enough that regular players hit it regularly.
6D Lotto Tips for Players
- Order matters — this isn't a ball game. 6D is an exact-order digit game, not an any-order lotto. 1-2-3-4-5-6 does NOT match 6-5-4-3-2-1. Read the result left to right.
- The last digits are what count for consolation. Prize tiers match from the right side. If the draw is 3-8-7-4-2-6 and your ticket is X-X-X-4-2-6, you win the 4th prize (₱400) for matching the last 3 digits.
- Cheaper than the six-ball games. At ₱10 per play vs ₱25, you can buy 2.5x as many 6D combinations for the same budget. The top prize is smaller, but the cost-per-chance ratio is different.
- The 5th prize is the most common win. Matching the last 2 digits (1 in 100 odds) pays ₱40, four times the ₱10 ticket price. This tier is where most 6D winners are.
