September 29, 2026 Draws: A Night of Two Unclaimed Giants
Tuesday night's PCSO draw session on September 29, 2026, delivered a rare double feature: two major lotto games with jackpots well above their typical starting points, and neither found a winner. The Ultra Lotto 6/58 climbed to a staggering ₱344.7 million, while the Lotto 6/42 sat at ₱66.3 million. Both games rolled over, setting the stage for even bigger prizes in the coming draws.
For regular players, this is the kind of night that sparks both excitement and frustration. Excitement because the jackpots are swelling to life-changing levels. Frustration because nobody matched all the numbers. But as any seasoned bettor knows, the real story isn't just about the top prize—it's about the thousands of smaller winners across the other games, and the patterns that emerge when you compare the results side by side.
In this article, we break down the complete PCSO lotto results for 9/29/2026, compare the major games, and highlight what the numbers tell us. Whether you're a 6/58 regular or a 2D enthusiast, there's something here for you.
| Game | Winning combination | Jackpot (PHP) | Winners |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ultra Lotto 6/58 | 12-20-31-55-38-18 | 344,755,600.48 | 0 |
| Superlotto 6/49 | 27-16-41-02-39-20 | 27,787,157.37 | 0 |
| Lotto 6/42 | 02-23-31-32-15-13 | 66,369,399.81 | 0 |
| 6D Lotto | 9-0-1-2-5-0 | 649,611.00 | 3 |
| 3D Lotto 2PM | 7-9-4 | 4,500.00 | 99 |
| 3D Lotto 5PM | 5-4-6 | 4,500.00 | 245 |
| 3D Lotto 9PM | 3-5-5 | 4,500.00 | 176 |
| 2D Lotto 2PM | 29-17 | 4,000.00 | 104 |
| 2D Lotto 5PM | 09-04 | 4,000.00 | 288 |
| 2D Lotto 9PM | 30-07 | 4,000.00 | 258 |
Ultra Lotto 6/58: Jackpot Soars to ₱344.7 Million
The Ultra Lotto 6/58 draw on September 29, 2026, produced the winning combination 12-20-31-55-38-18. With no one hitting all six numbers, the jackpot rolled over to an estimated ₱344,755,600.48. That's one of the largest prizes we've seen in recent months for this game.
What's interesting about this combination? It mixes low and high numbers fairly evenly: three numbers below 32 (12, 20, 31) and three above (55, 38, 18). The spread isn't extreme, but it does avoid clustering in a single decade. The highest number, 55, is just three shy of the maximum 58, which often catches players off guard. Many bettors tend to favor numbers under 50, so when a high ball like 55 appears, it can eliminate a large chunk of tickets.
Another notable point: the sum of the six numbers is 174. That's slightly above the average sum for 6/58 draws, which typically hovers around 175. So while the combination isn't an outlier, it's not a typical low-sum draw either. For those who track number frequency, 12 and 20 have been moderately active in recent months, while 55 is a relative rarity. This mix of common and uncommon numbers likely contributed to the jackpot rolling over.
As always, the lack of a jackpot winner means the prize pool carries over to the next draw. If you're planning to play the next Ultra Lotto 6/58, expect a jackpot north of ₱350 million—a sum that could easily change a family's life forever.
Superlotto 6/49: A Quieter ₱27.8 Million Rollover
The Superlotto 6/49 draw also went without a jackpot winner, with the combination 27-16-41-02-39-20. The jackpot now stands at ₱27,787,157.37. Compared to the Ultra Lotto's massive prize, this one is more modest, but it's still a significant amount that many players would love to take home.
Looking at the numbers: 02, 16, 20, 27, 39, 41. The sum is 145, which is lower than the average for 6/49 (around 150). The combination leans slightly toward lower numbers, with only two balls above 30. The presence of 02—the lowest possible number—is always a talking point, as some players avoid it thinking it's 'too obvious,' while others include it for exactly that reason.
The gap between the lowest and highest numbers is 39, which is fairly wide. This suggests a scattered draw rather than a clustered one. In terms of parity, there are three even numbers (02, 16, 20) and three odd numbers (27, 39, 41), a perfect balance. That's a pattern that often appeals to players who like to hedge their bets.
With no winner, the Superlotto jackpot will continue to grow. It's not yet at the level where casual players flock to it, but if it rolls over a few more times, it could become the next big story.
Lotto 6/42: Surprising ₱66.3 Million Pot Goes Unclaimed
The Lotto 6/42 draw on September 29, 2026, was perhaps the most surprising of the night. With a jackpot of ₱66,369,399.81, many expected at least one winner. But the combination 02-23-31-32-15-13 proved too tricky.
Let's break it down: 02, 13, 15, 23, 31, 32. The sum is 116, which is on the lower side for 6/42 (average is around 126). The numbers are spread across the board, but there's a clear cluster in the 13-15 range and another around 31-32. The consecutive pair 31-32 is a pattern that some players deliberately avoid, believing that consecutive numbers are less likely to be drawn. Statistically, however, consecutive pairs appear in about 20% of draws, so they're not as rare as some think.
Another interesting aspect: the combination includes 02, which also appeared in the Superlotto 6/49 draw that same night. It's not uncommon for the same low number to show up in multiple games on the same day, but it's always a curiosity for number watchers. Did you have 02 in your tickets? If so, you were halfway to a Superlotto win and a Lotto 6/42 win—but only if you played both games.
With no jackpot winner, the Lotto 6/42 prize pool rolls over to the next draw. Given the already high amount, the next jackpot could easily exceed ₱70 million, making it an attractive game for those who prefer better odds than the 6/58.
6D Lotto: Three Lucky Winners Share the Prize
Unlike the major lotto games, the 6D Lotto draw on September 29, 2026, produced not one, not two, but three jackpot winners. The winning combination was 9-0-1-2-5-0, and each winner will take home a share of the ₱649,611.00 jackpot. That's approximately ₱216,537 per winner—a nice windfall for a ₱10 or ₱20 bet.
The 6D Lotto is a digit game where players choose a six-digit number. The odds of hitting the jackpot are 1 in 1,000,000, which is significantly better than the 6/58's 1 in 40,475,358. That's why when a 6D draw produces multiple winners, it's not entirely shocking, but it's still a cause for celebration.
Looking at the digits: 9, 0, 1, 2, 5, 0. There's a clear sequence 9-0-1-2, which might have been a pattern play for some. The repeated 0 at the end is also notable. In digit games, repeated numbers are common, but a sequence like 9-0-1-2 is less so. If you played a straight bet on that sequence, congratulations—you're one of the three lucky winners.
For those who missed it, the 6D Lotto is drawn every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. The next draw could see the jackpot reset to the minimum, so it's a good time to try your luck if you enjoy digit games.
3D Lotto: Afternoon, Evening, and Night Draws Compared
The 3D Lotto is drawn three times daily: 2PM, 5PM, and 9PM. On September 29, 2026, the results were as follows:
- 2PM: 7-9-4 (99 winners)
- 5PM: 5-4-6 (245 winners)
- 9PM: 3-5-5 (176 winners)
Each draw had a fixed jackpot of ₱4,500.00, but the number of winners varied significantly. The 5PM draw had the most winners at 245, suggesting that the combination 5-4-6 was a popular pick or perhaps easier to predict. The 2PM draw had the fewest winners at 99, indicating that 7-9-4 was a less common selection.
What stands out? The 9PM draw featured a double digit (5-5), which is a pattern that some players avoid. Yet 176 people still managed to win, showing that double digits do come up and can be profitable. The 5PM draw's 5-4-6 is a descending sequence after the first digit, which might have appealed to players who like patterns.
For 3D enthusiasts, these results highlight an important lesson: popularity of combinations can affect the number of winners, but the payout is fixed, so it doesn't matter how many people win—you still get the same ₱4,500. So don't shy away from 'common' numbers if you have a hunch.
2D Lotto: Evening Draw Attracts Most Winners
The 2D Lotto also had three draws on September 29, 2026, each with a jackpot of ₱4,000.00. The results were:
- 2PM: 29-17 (104 winners)
- 5PM: 09-04 (288 winners)
- 9PM: 30-07 (258 winners)
The 5PM draw once again had the highest number of winners (288), followed closely by the 9PM draw (258). The 2PM draw lagged with 104 winners. This pattern mirrors the 3D Lotto, where the 5PM draw consistently attracts more winners. Could it be that more people play the 5PM draw? Or that the numbers drawn at 5PM tend to be more predictable? It's hard to say, but the trend is worth noting.
The combinations themselves: 29-17, 09-04, and 30-07. The 5PM's 09-04 has a low pair, which might be a popular choice for players who like to play 'small' numbers. The 9PM's 30-07 mixes a high and a low, which could appeal to those who spread their bets. The 2PM's 29-17 is a mid-range pair that might not have been on many radars.
With fixed payouts, the number of winners doesn't affect your prize, so the key takeaway is that any combination can win. The 2D Lotto is a simple game with decent odds (1 in 100 for the exact order), making it a favorite for quick picks.
What the 9/29/2026 Results Tell Us About Player Behavior
Looking at the full table of results, several patterns emerge that shed light on how Filipino bettors play. First, the major lotto games (6/58, 6/49, 6/42) all had zero jackpot winners. This isn't unusual—the odds are steep—but it does mean that the prizes are rolling over, creating larger pots that attract more players. This cycle often leads to a frenzy when the jackpot hits a certain threshold, like ₱100 million or more.
Second, the digit games (6D, 3D, 2D) consistently produce winners. The 6D had 3 winners, the 3D had a total of 520 winners across three draws (99+245+176), and the 2D had 650 winners (104+288+258). This confirms that players who prefer better odds gravitate toward these games. The fixed payouts also mean that the prize amounts don't fluctuate, which appeals to those who want predictable returns.
Third, the 5PM draws for both 3D and 2D had the most winners. This could be due to a variety of factors: maybe more people play after work, or perhaps the numbers drawn at that time tend to be more 'popular' combinations. If you're looking to maximize your chances of sharing a jackpot (though it doesn't matter for fixed payouts), the 5PM draw seems to be the most competitive.
Finally, the presence of the number 02 in both the Superlotto 6/49 and Lotto 6/42 draws is a reminder that numbers can appear across games. Some players use a single set of lucky numbers for all games, and if 02 is in your set, you had a partial win in two games. It's a small consolation, but it shows the value of consistency.
Smart Picks for the Next Draw: What to Consider
With the Ultra Lotto 6/58 and Lotto 6/42 jackpots rolling over, the next draws present interesting opportunities. Here are a few things to keep in mind when choosing your numbers:
- For Ultra Lotto 6/58: The jackpot is now over ₱344 million. Historically, when the jackpot exceeds ₱300 million, sales spike, and the chances of multiple winners increase if someone hits it. But since no one won, the pot will grow even more. Consider playing a mix of high and low numbers, as the last draw had a fairly balanced spread. Avoid clustering all your numbers in one decade; the winning combination had numbers from 12 to 55.
- For Lotto 6/42: The ₱66 million jackpot is attractive for those who want better odds than the 6/58. The last draw had a consecutive pair (31-32), so if you avoid consecutive numbers, you might want to reconsider—they do come up. Also, the sum was 116, which is on the low side. Many players tend to pick higher sums, so a low-sum combination might be less crowded.
- For 6D Lotto: The jackpot reset to the minimum after three winners. This is a good time to play if you enjoy digit games, as the prize will be a fixed amount (usually starting at ₱150,000 or so).
- For 3D and 2D: The 5PM draws have been popular, but don't ignore the 2PM and 9PM draws. Sometimes the less popular draws have fewer winners, but since the payout is fixed, it doesn't matter. Just pick numbers you like.
Remember, lottery games are games of chance. No strategy can guarantee a win, but playing responsibly and within your budget is key. Good luck!
Frequently Asked Questions
What were the PCSO lotto results for September 29, 2026?
The main results were: Ultra Lotto 6/58: 12-20-31-55-38-18 (no winner); Superlotto 6/49: 27-16-41-02-39-20 (no winner); Lotto 6/42: 02-23-31-32-15-13 (no winner); 6D Lotto: 9-0-1-2-5-0 (3 winners); 3D Lotto: 7-9-4 (2PM), 5-4-6 (5PM), 3-5-5 (9PM); 2D Lotto: 29-17 (2PM), 09-04 (5PM), 30-07 (9PM).
Did anyone win the Ultra Lotto 6/58 jackpot on September 29, 2026?
No, there were no jackpot winners for the Ultra Lotto 6/58 draw on that date. The jackpot of ₱344,755,600.48 rolled over to the next draw.
How many winners were there in the 6D Lotto on September 29, 2026?
There were 3 jackpot winners in the 6D Lotto draw, each winning a share of the ₱649,611.00 prize pool, approximately ₱216,537 each.
What is the next step if I won a prize in the 9/29/2026 draw?
If you won a prize, you should sign the back of your ticket and claim your prize at the nearest PCSO branch or authorized outlet. Prizes up to ₱10,000 can be claimed at any lotto outlet, while larger prizes must be claimed at a PCSO main office or branch. Make sure to claim within one year from the draw date.