How to Play 6D Lotto
Pick 6 digits, each from 0 to 9. Match all 6 in exact order for the 1st prize, at least ₱150,000 for a ₱10 play. The first or last 2 to 5 digits in exact order win smaller prizes.
- One play
- ₱10
- Draws
- Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 9PM (Philippine time)
- Top prize
- ₱150,000 or more
- Chance of the top prize
- 1 in 1,000,000
How to Play
- Pick one digit from 0 to 9 in each of the 6 columns of a play slip, or tell the lotto teller your digits. You can also ask for a Lucky Pick.
- A play costs ₱10. You can play more on the same digits by marking the amount in the AMT box: the prizes are for each ₱10 you play.
- To play the same digits in the next draws too, mark how many draws, up to 6, in the DRAW box.
Prizes
Digits that match, in exact orderPrize for ₱10
- All 6
- ₱150,000 or more
- First 5 or last 5
- ₱40,000
- First 4 or last 4
- ₱4,000
- First 3 or last 3
- ₱400
- First 2 or last 2
- ₱40
For example, if the digits drawn are 1 2 3 4 5 6, a ticket with 1 2 3 4 0 0 matches the first 4.
The 1st prize starts at ₱150,000 and grows each time nobody wins it. If more than one play wins, the winners share it by how much each played.
Where to Claim
PrizeWhere to claim
- Up to ₱10,000
- Any authorized lotto outlet
- Up to ₱500,000
- A PCSO branch office
- Any prize
- The PCSO Main Office
Prizes over ₱10,000 are taxed 20%. The tax is taken out when you claim, so you never pay it to anyone first.
Bring the original ticket, signed on the back, and two valid IDs, within one year of the draw. See How to Claim Your Lotto Prize.
Good to Know
- You must be 18 or older to buy a ticket or claim a prize.
- The price of a play includes the 20% documentary stamp tax.
- Before you leave the outlet, check that your ticket shows the right numbers, draw date and amount. PCSO leaves that check to you.
- Every combination of numbers has the same chance of being drawn.
- Play only with money you can afford to lose. If gambling is causing problems for you or someone close to you, call the National Center for Mental Health crisis hotline 1553.
Rules and prizes are from PCSO’s 6D Lotto page (opens in a new tab). PCSO can change them, so check there before you play. PH Lotto Win is an independent site, not affiliated with PCSO, and sells no tickets.
