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Grand Lotto Result ·
1 draw · Grand Lotto 6/55
Frequently Asked Questions
What time is the 6/55 Grand Lotto draw?
Grand Lotto 6/55 is drawn every Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday at 21:00 PHT (9:00 PM). The draw is broadcast live by PCSO on PTV-4. Final winning numbers usually appear on this page within 30 minutes of the official announcement.
How do you play Grand Lotto 6/55?
Pick 6 numbers from 1 to 55 on a PCSO play slip, or choose Lucky Pick for a random selection. Each play costs ₱20. The full jackpot requires matching all 6 winning numbers; PCSO also pays smaller consolation prizes for 5, 4, and 3 matches.
Can I play 6/55 online in the Philippines?
PCSO sells Grand Lotto 6/55 tickets only through licensed PCSO outlets and authorized agents. There is no official online sales channel for 6/55 at this time. Treat any third-party site offering to buy 6/55 tickets on your behalf with caution — it is not an official PCSO service.
How are 6/55 numbers drawn?
PCSO uses a mechanical air-mix lottery machine. 55 numbered balls are placed inside, and 6 are drawn one by one under live supervision by an auditor, notary, and PCSO officials. The draw is broadcast on PTV-4 so anyone can verify the outcome in real time.
What is today's 6/55 jackpot amount?
PCSO’s January 2026 LottoMatik Game Manual (page 24) lists a minimum jackpot of ₱45,000,000, 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 Grand Lotto 6/55 Result
Grand Lotto 6/55 is a six-out-of-fifty-five PCSO game. 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.
Grand Lotto 6/55 Tax on Jackpot Prizes
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 6/55 Winning Ticket
Grand Lotto 6/55 jackpot winners must claim at the PCSO Main Office in Mandaluyong City — check PCSO’s current official claim instructions before travelling. Branch offices handle lower-tier prizes only. Bring the signed original ticket, two government IDs, and photocopies of each.
- Sign the reverse of the Grand Lotto 6/55 ticket the moment a possible win is identified, before any travel.
- Two government-issued IDs are required: passport, driver's license, UMID, PhilSys, or SSS card all qualify.
- Photocopy both sides of the signed ticket and your IDs before submission; PCSO will retain originals during validation.
- Lower-tier 6/55 prizes (4 or 5 number matches) are claimable at any PCSO branch office nationwide within one year.
What to Do After a Grand Lotto 6/55 Win
If your Grand Lotto 6/55 result is a six-number match, remember that the jackpot is pari-mutuel. If multiple tickets match all six numbers, the pool is split equally between them, so the announced jackpot is not always paid to a single winner.
- Confirm whether the official PCSO announcement lists single or multiple Grand Lotto 6/55 jackpot winners.
- If shared, the published jackpot is divided equally among winners before the 20% TRAIN withholding tax is applied.
- Do not disclose the win publicly until the funds are received and a tax adviser has been consulted.
- All claims must be filed within one year from the draw date; otherwise the prize is forfeited under PCSO rules.
Grand Lotto 6/55 Scam Patterns to Avoid
Scammers exploit Grand Lotto 6/55 rollovers to target potential winners with fake unclaimed-prize calls. The PCSO never reaches out first; all legitimate claims start with the ticket holder presenting the physical ticket in person at a PCSO office.
- Ignore SMS, calls, or messages claiming you have an 'unclaimed Grand Lotto 6/55 prize' that needs a processing fee.
- PCSO never requests bank transfers, prepaid cards, or upfront payments to release a 6/55 prize.
- Verify each Grand Lotto 6/55 result against the official PCSO source or a reference site that cites PCSO directly.
- Never share a photo of your signed ticket with strangers; the signature and ticket number are sensitive.