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Mega Lotto Result ·
1 draw · Mega Lotto 6/45
Frequently Asked Questions
What time is the 6/45 Mega Lotto draw?
Mega Lotto 6/45 is drawn every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 21:00 PHT (9:00 PM). PCSO broadcasts the draw live on PTV-4. Winning numbers are typically reflected on this page within 30 minutes after the official PCSO announcement.
How do you play Mega Lotto 6/45?
Mark 6 numbers from 1 to 45 on a PCSO play slip, or select Lucky Pick for a random combination. Each play costs ₱20. The full jackpot is awarded for matching all 6 numbers; PCSO also pays smaller fixed prizes for 5, 4, and 3 matched numbers.
Can I play 6/45 online in the Philippines?
Mega Lotto 6/45 tickets are sold only at PCSO-authorized outlets and agents nationwide. PCSO does not currently operate an official online sales site or app for 6/45. Be cautious with any unofficial third-party site offering to purchase PCSO tickets on your behalf.
How are 6/45 numbers drawn?
PCSO draws 6/45 numbers using a mechanical air-mix machine loaded with 45 numbered balls. Six balls are drawn one at a time under live supervision by an auditor, notary public, and PCSO officials, with the entire process broadcast on PTV-4 for transparency.
What is today's 6/45 jackpot amount?
PCSO’s January 2026 LottoMatik Game Manual (page 16) lists a minimum jackpot of ₱15,000,000, net of the agent’s prize commission. This is the manual’s starting-jackpot rule, not the amount for every draw or a winner’s after-tax payment. The result card shows the amount and actual date of its recorded draw.
About Mega Lotto 6/45 Results on betting1010
Mega Lotto 6/45 is drawn every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 9:00 PM Manila time, giving three weekly chances at a mid-tier PCSO jackpot. Recorded results on this page show the actual draw date. Coverage varies; a page refresh does not establish a new draw result.
- A page refresh is not a new draw result.
- Stored jackpot amounts and winner counts belong to the dated record shown, not a confirmed quote for an upcoming draw.
Mega Lotto 6/45 Tax and Prize Take-Home Math
The displayed amount is a stored jackpot record for the draw date shown. It is not confirmation of a current starting jackpot or the net amount payable to a ticket holder.
- Do not treat a historical jackpot as today’s available prize or combine amounts from different draw dates into a current pool.
- The amount payable depends on official validation, the applicable prize category, eligible winning tickets and any applicable deductions.
- Check PCSO’s current official prize and tax guidance. This page does not calculate a guaranteed net payout from the recorded amount.
Verifying a Mega Lotto 6/45 Winning Ticket
Mid-tier 6/45 prizes can often be claimed at any authorized PCSO outlet, but only the official lotto terminal can confirm whether a ticket is a real winner. Always validate before signing claim documents or sharing photos of the ticket with anyone.
- Match all six numbers, the draw date, and the game name on the slip against today's official 6/45 result line before queueing.
- Hand the ticket to the outlet agent and request a terminal scan, which prints either a winning amount or a not-a-winner status receipt.
- Prizes up to 10,000 pesos are paid on the spot at the outlet, while bigger 6/45 wins are routed to a PCSO branch office.
Did You Hit a Mega Lotto 6/45 Prize
Practical steps in the first hour after a suspected Mega Lotto 6/45 hit matter more than celebrations. Mid-tier prizes are common in 6/45 because of its smaller 1-to-45 number pool, so even non-jackpot winners should treat the ticket as a legal instrument.
- Sign the back of the ticket immediately and store it flat in a sealed envelope, away from heat, sunlight, and moisture.
- Photograph the front and back of the signed ticket as a personal record before submitting it for terminal verification at any outlet.
- For prizes between 10,001 and 300,000 pesos, bring two government IDs to a PCSO branch office during business hours for processing.
- For jackpot-level Mega Lotto 6/45 wins, claim only at PCSO Main Office in Mandaluyong with valid IDs and the signed original ticket.
Mega Lotto 6/45 Scam Awareness Reminders
Scammers often target Mega Lotto 6/45 bettors because the prize size feels believable, neither too small to dismiss nor too large to seem fake. PCSO never reaches out to winners directly through any channel, so any unsolicited 6/45 winner notification is a scam.
- PCSO does not announce 6/45 winners by SMS, Messenger, email, or phone call, regardless of whether the message uses official-looking logos or seals.
- Anyone asking for processing fees, tax prepayment, or bank details to release a 6/45 prize is running a scam, since real tax is deducted automatically.
- Only verify your own 6/45 ticket through the authorized PCSO outlet terminal, and ignore any third party offering to claim it on your behalf.