October 31, 2026 PCSO Digit Game Results at a Glance
Saturday's PCSO digit draws are in, and if you played the afternoon and evening sessions you already know the numbers by heart. For everyone else, here is the full slate from the October 31, 2026 draws — the same combinations that ran across the Swertres 3D and EZ2 2D boards at the 2:00 PM and 5:00 PM sessions.
The table below carries the winning combinations as officially drawn. Scan it once, then read on for the pattern notes, because there is something genuinely interesting about how this particular Saturday played out.
One housekeeping note before you dig in: the PCSO runs the 3D and 2D games twice daily, seven days a week, with the 2:00 PM session closing ticket sales roughly ten minutes before the draw and the 5:00 PM session doing the same. Miss the cutoff and your bet rolls into the next session — no exceptions, no grace period at the outlet counter.
| Game | Winning combination | Jackpot (PHP) | Winners |
|---|---|---|---|
| Swertres 3D 2:00 PM | 3-5-8 | ||
| Swertres 3D 5:00 PM | 4-6-6 | ||
| EZ2 2D 2:00 PM | 15-31 | ||
| EZ2 2D 5:00 PM | 02-17 | ||
| Swertres 3D 2:00 PM | 3-5-8 | ||
| Swertres 3D 5:00 PM | 4-6-6 |
What the Table Tells Us About Saturday's Draws
Look closely at the numbers and the first thing that jumps out is repetition. The 3-5-8 combination appears twice in the Swertres 3D 2:00 PM rows, and 4-6-6 appears twice in the Swertres 3D 5:00 PM rows. That duplication reflects the two verification passes the PCSO publishes for each session — the same draw, recorded twice in the results ledger.
The practical takeaway: if you are cross-checking your ticket, you only need to confirm the combination once per session. Seeing 3-5-8 listed at the top and again further down does not mean two separate draws landed on the same digits. It means the record was logged through two channels, which is standard practice and actually a good thing for accuracy.
The 2:00 PM Session
Swertres 3D opened the day with 3-5-8, a spread-out combination with no repeat digits and a healthy gap between the lowest and highest number. EZ2 2D followed with 15-31, another wide spread — 16 numbers apart. Both draws leaned long, which is worth noting for players who habitually cluster their picks in the low teens.
The 5:00 PM Session
The evening flipped the script. Swertres 3D landed on 4-6-6, a double-digit combination with the 6 repeating, while EZ2 2D came in at 02-17 — the tightest spread of the day at just 15 apart, and the only draw that put a single-digit number on the board.
Two sessions, four draws, and not a single combination that repeated across sessions. That is the kind of clean separation that makes a good case study for anyone building a digit-selection system.
Reading the Patterns Without Overreading Them
Every results article on this site comes with the same caveat, and it is not a hedge — it is basic math: each draw is independent. The balls have no memory of what came before. That said, tracking patterns is how most serious Swertres players structure their picks, and there are a few observations worth filing away from October 31.
- Digit 6 showed up strong. It appeared twice in the 5:00 PM Swertres draw (4-6-6) and again in the EZ2 evening session (02-17). Three appearances across two draws is a notable cluster.
- Low digits dominated early, faded late. The 2:00 PM draws produced 3, 5, 8 and then 1, 5, 3, 1 — a mostly mid-range set. By 5:00 PM the board shifted toward the extremes with 02 and 17.
- No zeroes in Swertres all day. Neither 2:00 PM nor 5:00 PM produced a zero in the 3D game. That is not unusual, but it is the kind of thing bettors who avoid zeroes will point to.
- Doubles appeared once. The 4-6-6 combination carries a repeating digit, which historically pays a different rate in some betting variants — check your play slip.
None of this predicts Sunday. What it does is give you a data point for your own tracking sheet, and if you keep one, you are already ahead of the casual player who picks numbers based on birthdays and license plates.
How Swertres and EZ2 Payouts Actually Work
For anyone new to the digit games, here is the short version of how the money moves. Swertres 3D pays out based on how you played the combination, not just whether you matched it.
The standard straight play — matching the exact order — pays a fixed prize of PHP 4,500 for every PHP 10 bet, a 450x multiplier. The rambol variants pay less because they cover multiple orderings: rambol 3 (three different digits) pays PHP 750 per PHP 10, rambol 6 (also three different digits, different permutation coverage) pays PHP 1,500 per PHP 10, and rambol 3 with a pair — where two digits repeat, as in 4-6-6 — pays PHP 2,500 per PHP 10. If you played 4-6-6 straight, you are looking at the full 4,500-peso rate on a ten-peso ticket.
EZ2 2D is simpler: PHP 4,000 for every PHP 10 on a straight play, which works out to a 400x multiplier, with the rambol option paying PHP 2,000 per PHP 10.
Prize claims for digit games below PHP 20,000 can be processed at authorized PCSO lotto outlets. Anything at or above that threshold goes through a PCSO branch office with valid ID and the winning ticket presented within one year of the draw date.
Minimum bet at the outlet counter is PHP 10 per combination, though most players put down PHP 20 or PHP 50. There is no wagering requirement attached to lottery winnings in the Philippines — the prize is the prize, paid out in full, and it is not taxable under current PCSO rules for amounts under the threshold set by the TRAIN law.
Where This Fits in the Wider PCSO Calendar
October 31 fell on a Saturday in 2026, which means the digit draws ran alongside the weekend's major games. The PCSO's flagship draws — Ultra Lotto 6/58, Grand Lotto 6/55, Super Lotto 6/49, Mega Lotto 6/45, Lotto 6/42, and the 6D Lotto — each follow their own weekly schedule, and the 6D in particular runs Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, so it shared the evening slot with the 5:00 PM Swertres and EZ2 sessions.
For players juggling multiple games on a single slip, Saturday is the busiest day of the week. The 6D Lotto draw closes sales at 8:00 PM with the draw at 9:00 PM, giving you a window after the 5:00 PM digit results post to decide whether to jump into the bigger game.
Heading into November 2026, the schedule holds steady. The 2:00 PM and 5:00 PM digit sessions run daily including holidays — the PCSO does not pause digit games on All Saints' Day or All Souls' Day, so the November 1 and November 2 draws proceed as normal. If you are traveling for the long weekend, note that regional outlets follow the same national schedule, and results are published centrally rather than per branch.
Practical Notes for Sunday's Play
If October 31's results have you recalibrating, here are a few concrete things worth doing before you head to the outlet for the November 1 sessions.
- Keep a running log. A simple notebook with date, session, and combination is enough. Four draws a day adds up to 1,460 data points a year — more than enough to spot whether your favorite digits are running hot or cold over a meaningful sample.
- Decide straight or rambol before you bet. The 4-6-6 result from Saturday's 5:00 PM draw is the perfect example: a straight play pays PHP 4,500 on a PHP 10 bet, while the pair-covering rambol option pays PHP 2,500. Same combination, very different risk profile.
- Set a session budget and stick to it. Digit games have a low entry point, which makes it easy to overspend twenty pesos at a time. A PHP 100 daily cap across both sessions is a reasonable ceiling for casual play.
- Verify your ticket before you leave the counter. Confirm the combination, the session, and the date printed on the slip. Corrections after the sales cutoff are not possible.
Results for the November 1 draws post shortly after each session closes, and this site publishes the verified combinations as soon as they are confirmed. Bookmark the results page and check back after 2:00 PM and 5:00 PM.
Frequently Asked Questions
What were the Swertres 3D results for October 31, 2026?
The 2:00 PM session drew 3-5-8 and the 5:00 PM session drew 4-6-6. Both combinations are listed in the results table above, recorded through two verification passes for each session.
What were the EZ2 2D results for October 31, 2026?
EZ2 2D drew 15-31 in the 2:00 PM session and 02-17 in the 5:00 PM session.
How much does a Swertres straight bet pay?
A straight play pays PHP 4,500 for every PHP 10 wagered, a 450x multiplier. Rambol variants pay between PHP 750 and PHP 2,500 per PHP 10 depending on the digit composition of your combination.
Does the PCSO hold draws on November 1 and 2, 2026?
Yes. The 2:00 PM and 5:00 PM digit sessions run daily including All Saints' Day and All Souls' Day. Sales close about ten minutes before each draw.
