PCSO Lotto Results for November 5, 2026
If you played the November 5, 2026 draws, the quick answer is in the table above: the 6/49 Super Lotto combination was 10-46-40-39-04-16, the 6/42 Lotto was 25-38-23-36-34-21, and the 6D Lotto 9:00 PM result was 8-4-2-8-8-4. The Super Lotto jackpot stood at ₱87,844,738.10.
Use the table as your primary reference. Below, I walk through a practical ticket-check example and highlight what to look at beyond the winning numbers.
| Game | Winning combination | Jackpot (PHP) | Winners |
|---|---|---|---|
| 6/49 Super Lotto | 10-46-40-39-04-16 | 87,844,738.10 | |
| 6/42 Lotto | 25-38-23-36-34-21 | 10,000,000.00 | |
| 6D Lotto 9:00 PM | 8-4-2-8-8-4 | 5,758,419.24 |
A Practical Example: Checking a 6/49 Ticket
Let’s say you bought a 6/49 Super Lotto ticket with the following numbers: 04-10-16-39-40-46. At first glance, those look identical to the winning combination, but order matters only for display—PCSO results are usually shown in the order drawn. For prize verification, the set is what counts. Your set matches all six numbers, so that ticket would be a jackpot winner (subject to official validation).
Now consider a more common scenario: you played 10-46-40-39-04-22. You have five of the six winning numbers (10, 46, 40, 39, 04) and missed only 16. In 6/49, matching five numbers lands you the second prize, which is a fixed amount (typically ₱50,000 in the standard PCSO prize structure, though always confirm the current prize table on your ticket or at the outlet). That’s the practical difference between a near-miss and a jackpot: one number.
Here’s a quick checklist for any 6/49 ticket:
- Check the draw date on your ticket against the results table above. A November 4 ticket does not qualify for the November 5 draw.
- Compare sets, not sequences. Write your six numbers in ascending order and do the same with the result.
- Count matches. 6 matches = jackpot; 5 = second prize; 4 = third prize; 3 = fourth prize. Fewer than three matches = no prize.
- Check the jackpot figure. The ₱87.8 million in the table is the amount for that draw; if there are multiple winners, the prize is split.
- Sign the back of your ticket before claiming any prize above the outlet limit.
That’s the entire process. You don’t need a system or a pattern; the draw is random, and the only thing that changes your outcome is having a ticket with the right set of numbers.
6/42 Lotto and 6D Lotto: What the Table Tells You
The 6/42 Lotto result for November 5, 2026 was 25-38-23-36-34-21 with a jackpot of ₱10,000,000.00. That’s the minimum guaranteed jackpot for 6/42, which means no one hit all six numbers in the previous draw or the prize was reset. If you played 6/42, the same set-matching logic applies: six numbers, any order. The prize tiers for 6/42 are typically 5 matches (second prize), 4 matches (third), and 3 matches (fourth).
The 6D Lotto 9:00 PM result was 8-4-2-8-8-4. Unlike 6/49 and 6/42, 6D is a digit game where order matters. You need to match the exact sequence from left to right. The jackpot shown—₱5,758,419.24—is the amount for that draw. If you had 8-4-2-8-8-4 in that exact order, you’d be the sole winner. If you had the same digits in a different order (e.g., 4-8-2-8-4-8), you would not win the top prize because 6D requires an exact positional match.
One practical note: 6D results are drawn daily, so always confirm the date on your ticket. The table above is specifically for November 5, 2026. A ticket for November 6 will not be valid for this result.
How to Use the Results Table Without Overthinking It
The table above is a snapshot, not a prediction tool. The most common mistake I see is players treating a previous draw as a signal for the next one. For example, seeing 10-46-40-39-04-16 in 6/49 does not make those numbers “hot” or “due” in the next draw. Each draw is independent. What the table is useful for is verification: you check your ticket against the exact combination and date.
Here’s a simple workflow for the next draw:
- Save or screenshot the results table as soon as it’s posted. That gives you a fixed reference.
- Lay out your tickets and sort them by game and draw date.
- For 6/49 and 6/42, rewrite each ticket’s numbers in ascending order. Do the same for the winning combination. Then compare side by side.
- For 6D, read left to right and mark each position that matches. A single mismatch in any position means no top prize.
- If you have a winner, sign the ticket, keep it flat and dry, and check the claim process for the prize tier. Small prizes can often be claimed at authorized outlets; larger ones require a PCSO office visit.
That’s a five-step check that takes less than a minute per ticket. No apps, no subscriptions, no “sure win” formulas.
Prize Claiming Basics for the November 5 Draw
If you’re holding a winning ticket from November 5, 2026, the claim window is one year from the draw date, per PCSO rules. Prizes above a certain threshold (typically ₱10,000 and up) must be claimed at a PCSO office; smaller prizes can be claimed at authorized lotto outlets. Bring a valid government-issued ID and the signed ticket. The ticket is bearer instrument—whoever holds it can claim it, so treat it like cash.
For the 6/49 jackpot of ₱87,844,738.10, if there were multiple winners, the amount is divided equally. The table shows the jackpot for the draw but does not list the number of winners; that detail is usually published separately. The same applies to the 6/42 and 6D jackpots. Always check the official PCSO results page or your ticket outlet for the final winner count and prize breakdown.
One more practical point: taxes. PCSO winnings are subject to a 20% final tax on the prize amount above ₱10,000. For a jackpot of this size, the tax is withheld before payout, so the amount you receive is net of that 20%.
Frequently Asked Questions
What were the winning numbers for PCSO Lotto on November 5, 2026?
6/49 Super Lotto: 10-46-40-39-04-16; 6/42 Lotto: 25-38-23-36-34-21; 6D Lotto 9:00 PM: 8-4-2-8-8-4. The jackpots were ₱87,844,738.10, ₱10,000,000.00, and ₱5,758,419.24, respectively.
How do I check if my 6/49 ticket won?
Match the set of six numbers on your ticket to the winning combination in any order. Six matches wins the jackpot; five matches wins the second prize; four matches wins the third prize; three matches wins the fourth prize.
Does the order of numbers matter in 6D Lotto?
Yes. In 6D Lotto, you must match the exact sequence from left to right. For the November 5, 2026 result, the winning sequence was 8-4-2-8-8-4.
How long do I have to claim a PCSO lotto prize?
Prizes must be claimed within one year from the draw date. Bring your signed ticket and a valid ID to a PCSO office for larger prizes, or an authorized outlet for smaller amounts.
