PCSO Lotto Results November 6, 2026: Who Hit the P489M Jackpot?

PCSO Lotto Results for November 6, 2026: What Were the Winning Numbers?

The November 6, 2026 PCSO draws produced these winning combinations: 6/58 Ultra Lotto — 09-26-10-04-02-47 for a jackpot of P489,846,673.65; 6/45 Mega Lotto — 45-39-38-13-05-21 for P15,000,000.00; and 4D Lotto 9:00 PM — 2-5-0-5 with a prize pool of P38,542.00. No jackpot winner was recorded in any of the three games, so each pot rolls forward to the next scheduled draw. The table above shows the exact combinations; below, we break down how each draw played out and what bettors should note before the next 9:00 PM schedule.

Three draws on one night, three untouched jackpots. That is the short version of November 6, 2026. The long version matters more if you are tracking the Ultra Lotto rollover, because a P489.8 million top prize does not sit still — it grows every draw it survives, and the 6/58 game has now pushed its pot into territory where ticket sales typically spike hard in the final 48 hours before draw night.

6/58 Ultra Lotto: 09-26-10-04-02-47 and a P489.8 Million Rollover

The headline of the night is the Ultra Lotto. The combination 09-26-10-04-02-47 came out in that exact drawn order, which matters for the straight-play side bets but not for the main jackpot, where order is irrelevant. Because nobody matched all six, the P489,846,673.65 prize carries over.

Here is how a typical Ultra Lotto ticket breaks down in practice, using the standard PCSO price of P20 per combination:

• Single 6-number entry: P20 — one shot at the jackpot, plus the lower-tier prizes for 3, 4, or 5 matches.
• System 7 (7 numbers): P140 — covers all 7 six-number combinations from your set.
• System 8 (8 numbers): P560 — 28 combinations.
• System 9 (9 numbers): P1,680 — 84 combinations.

Take a bettor who plays a System 8 with 02, 04, 09, 10, 26, 47 plus one extra number. On November 6 that ticket would have produced a 5-match prize in the six combinations that included five of the drawn balls, and a 4-match in the rest. It would not have won the jackpot, because every combination still carried the extra number. That is the honest arithmetic of system play: more coverage, more cost, no change to the underlying probability of any single combination.

Worth noting for the next draw: the Ultra Lotto schedule runs Tuesday, Friday, and Sunday at 9:00 PM. November 6, 2026 fell on a Friday, so the next rollover draw lands on Sunday, November 8 — the same day this article is published. Ticket sales for that draw close at 8:00 PM, one hour before the balls drop.

6/45 Mega Lotto: 45-39-38-13-05-21 Resets to the P15 Million Floor

The Mega Lotto result is 45-39-38-13-05-21, and the P15,000,000.00 figure tells its own story. That is the game's minimum guaranteed jackpot, which means the previous Mega Lotto pot had already been won and this draw started from scratch. No winner appeared on November 6, so the next Mega Lotto draw carries the same P15 million base plus whatever sales add on top.

A practical checklist for Mega Lotto bettors heading into the next draw:

1. Confirm the draw day. 6/45 Mega Lotto runs Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 9:00 PM. November 6 was a Friday, so the next draw is Monday, November 9.
2. Check the cut-off. Sales stop at 8:00 PM on draw day. Tickets bought after that timestamp go to the following draw.
3. Verify your ticket before leaving the outlet. Confirm the six numbers, the draw date, and the game name printed on the slip. A mis-printed game cannot be corrected after the terminal closes the transaction.
4. Sign the back of your ticket. PCSO treats a signed ticket as bearer documentation; an unsigned winning ticket is a dispute waiting to happen.
5. Know the claim window. Prizes are valid for one year from the draw date. Jackpot claims go through the PCSO main office in Quezon City; smaller tier prizes can be claimed at authorized branches.

The Mega Lotto's lower tiers pay P20 for three matches, roughly P800 to P1,000 for four matches depending on the prize pool, and a pari-mutuel share for five matches. Those five-match prizes are split among all winners, so a popular combination can shrink the payout.

4D Lotto 9:00 PM: 2-5-0-5 and the P38,542 Prize Pool

The 4D Lotto draw produced 2-5-0-5 with a prize pool of P38,542.00 and no winner. Unlike the two big games, 4D is a fixed-bet game where you pick four digits and choose your play mode. The 9:00 PM header on the result indicates this was the evening draw of the day's schedule.

Prize structure for the 4D game, per P10 bet:

• Straight play: match all four digits in exact order — pays up to P4,000.
• Rambol play: match all four digits in any order — pays a reduced amount depending on how many permutations your digits allow.
• Partial matches: three-digit and two-digit consolation prizes apply at lower fixed rates.

A worked example: if you played 2-5-0-5 as a straight bet at P10, you would have missed because the draw is exactly that sequence — meaning you would have hit if you had played it. But note the repeated digit 5. In Rambol play, a repeated digit cuts the number of permutations, which changes both your coverage and your payout. With two 5s and two distinct digits (2 and 0), the set 0-2-5-5 has 12 unique arrangements rather than 24. That is a structural detail worth understanding before you choose Rambol over Straight.

What the November 6 Results Mean for the Next Draws

The key takeaway from the November 6, 2026 results is that all three pots carried over. The Ultra Lotto is the one to watch: at P489.8 million and climbing, the Sunday, November 8 draw will draw heavy volume, and heavy volume means a bigger jackpot for whoever hits it — and a longer queue at the outlets on draw day.

Some practical guidance for the weekend slate:

• Buy early. Friday and Saturday evenings see the longest lines. Terminal cut-off at 8:00 PM is strict; there is no grace period for a customer already in line.
• Budget first, pick second. A System 9 Ultra Lotto ticket costs P1,680. Decide your total outlay before you look at the number board, not after.
• Do not chase the rollover. A bigger jackpot does not improve your odds per combination. The 6/58 game has 40,475,358 possible combinations; that figure is fixed regardless of the prize on offer.
• Keep records. Photograph your tickets, note the draw date, and store them somewhere dry. If you are tracking multiple games, a simple notebook or phone note with date, game, numbers, and cost is enough.

Results for November 6, 2026 are final as posted. For the November 8 Ultra Lotto draw and the November 9 Mega Lotto draw, the combinations above are the reference point — the table at the top of this page is the record, and everything that follows is context around it.

Frequently Asked Questions

What were the PCSO lotto results for November 6, 2026?

6/58 Ultra Lotto: 09-26-10-04-02-47 with a jackpot of P489,846,673.65. 6/45 Mega Lotto: 45-39-38-13-05-21 with a P15,000,000.00 jackpot. 4D Lotto 9:00 PM: 2-5-0-5 with a P38,542.00 prize pool. No jackpot winner was recorded in any of the three games.

Did anyone win the P489.8 million Ultra Lotto jackpot on November 6, 2026?

No. No ticket matched all six numbers 09-26-10-04-02-47, so the P489,846,673.65 jackpot rolls over to the next Ultra Lotto draw on Sunday, November 8, 2026.

What time do PCSO lotto ticket sales close?

Sales for each draw close at 8:00 PM on draw day, one hour before the 9:00 PM draw. Tickets purchased after cut-off are entered into the following scheduled draw.

How much does an Ultra Lotto System 8 ticket cost?

At the standard P20 per combination, a System 8 entry covering 8 numbers generates 28 combinations and costs P560. A System 7 costs P140 and a System 9 costs P1,680.