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2 draws · EZ2 2D

2PM
2830
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5PM
1007
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Frequently Asked Questions

What time are the 2D EZ2 draws?

EZ2 2D Lotto is drawn three times a day, every day. PCSO holds the draws at 14:00 PHT (2PM), 17:00 PHT (5PM), and 21:00 PHT (9PM). For the official live broadcast, check PCSO’s current announcement.

How do you play EZ2 2D Lotto?

Pick a 2-number combination, where each number is from 1 to 31 (for example, 15-22). The January 2026 PCSO LottoMatik manual lists a ₱10 minimum bet, inclusive of DST. You can play Standard (exact order) or Rambolito (any order). PCSO holds three draws per day, and you must choose your session at the time of purchase.

What is the difference between the 2PM, 5PM, and 9PM EZ2 draws?

Each of the three daily EZ2 draws is a fully separate game with its own winning combination and prize pool. The 2PM, 5PM, and 9PM sessions are not cumulative — tickets are tied to one specific session marked on the play slip.

Can I play EZ2 2D online in the Philippines?

EZ2 2D tickets are available only at authorized PCSO outlets across the Philippines. PCSO does not currently provide an official online platform to buy tickets. Be cautious about third-party websites claiming to sell PCSO tickets, as they are not officially endorsed.

What is the EZ2 2D top prize?

PCSO’s January 2026 LottoMatik manual lists a ₱10 minimum bet: ₱4,000 for Standard Play (exact order), or ₱2,000 for Rambolito (either order). These are prizes per minimum bet, not per peso. See the linked January 2026 PCSO manual in the prize information section.

About Today's 2D Lotto (EZ2) Results on betting1010

This 2D/EZ2 results page brings the three daily sessions together, with winning numbers, recorded prize amounts and winner counts where supplied. betting1010 is independent of PCSO.

  • 2D/EZ2 draws take place daily at 2PM, 5PM and 9PM PHT. Each session has its own combination and tickets.
  • Today’s sessions are separate from the seven complete Philippine calendar days in Recent Draws. Use the session filter and dated result links to check a particular draw.
  • The history link opens monthly records. Each result keeps its actual draw date; PCSO’s official records are the reference for verification.

Tax and Prize Information for 2D Lotto (EZ2) Today

PCSO’s January 2026 LottoMatik manual lists a ₱10 minimum bet: ₱4,000 for Standard Play (exact order), or ₱2,000 for Rambolito (either order). These are prizes per minimum bet, not per peso.

  • The manual lists the ₱10 minimum bet as inclusive of Documentary Stamp Tax (DST). Standard Play requires the two numbers in the drawn order.
  • Rambolito accepts either order and pays ₱2,000 per minimum bet. Choose the draw date and 2PM, 5PM or 9PM PHT session on the ticket.
  • The manual permits bets in ₱10 increments up to ₱500. These are game rules; the result cards identify individual draw records.

Source: PCSO LottoMatik Game Manual, January 2026, printed page 5 (DST: page 1)

How to Verify Your Winning 2D Lotto Ticket

Match the ticket’s game, draw date and session to the official result for that draw.

  • Check the game, printed draw date and 2PM, 5PM or 9PM PHT session before comparing the complete combination.
  • Check the play type and ordered digits on the original ticket. Keep the ticket legible for terminal validation.
  • Take the original ticket to an authorized PCSO outlet or the applicable PCSO claim office for validation.

Did You Win Today's 2D EZ2 Draw? What to Do Next

Check your ticket against the result for the same draw date. Keep the original ticket for PCSO validation.

  • Sign the back of your ticket and photograph both sides for your personal record. Keep the original ticket safe and legible.
  • Check the prize category before choosing a claim location; follow PCSO’s document requirements for that category.

Safety Warning: Avoid 2D Lotto (EZ2) Scams

PCSO will never contact you to announce an EZ2 win. 2D Lotto winners verify their own tickets at an authorized outlet, so any unsolicited message claiming you won the 2 PM, 5 PM, or 9 PM draw should be treated as a scam.

  • PCSO does not send SMS, calls, emails, or social-media messages announcing 2D winners, regardless of whether the wording is in English, Filipino, or Tagalog.
  • You are responsible for checking your own EZ2 ticket against the official result for the specific session printed on the ticket, then verifying it at an authorized PCSO outlet terminal.
  • Keep your original ticket safe. Verify any payment request and the applicable claim requirements directly with PCSO before sharing personal or financial information.