Did Anyone Win the P361 Million Ultra Lotto Jackpot on October 4, 2026?

Ultra Lotto 6/58: Jackpot Climbs to P361.4 Million as No One Matches All Six

If you were hoping to wake up a multimillionaire today, the October 4, 2026 Ultra Lotto 6/58 draw had other plans. The winning combination was 10-48-11-15-46-26, and when the dust settled, the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) confirmed that zero winners matched all six numbers. That means the already massive jackpot of P361,488,985.19 will roll over to the next draw, likely ballooning even further.

For regular Ultra Lotto players, this is both frustrating and tantalizing. The odds of hitting the 6/58 jackpot are roughly 1 in 40 million, so a no-winner draw isn't shocking—but when the prize pot is this deep, every bettor feels the sting. The last time the Ultra Lotto jackpot was claimed was weeks ago, and since then, the prize has been growing steadily. If you're thinking of buying a ticket for the next draw, keep in mind that the jackpot could easily exceed P370 million by Wednesday.

What's interesting about this particular combination? It mixes low and high numbers fairly evenly: 10, 11, 15, 26, 46, 48. Three numbers fall in the 1–26 range and three in the 27–58 range. That's a balanced spread, which is exactly what many lotto strategists recommend. Yet no one matched it. Sometimes the most 'logical' combinations are the ones that slip through the cracks.

Superlotto 6/49: P34.4 Million Prize Remains Unclaimed After 06-19-45-24-44-03

The Superlotto 6/49 draw also failed to produce a grand prize winner. The numbers drawn were 06-19-45-24-44-03, and with a jackpot of P34,464,909.57, it's a hefty sum that will now carry over to the next scheduled draw. Just like Ultra Lotto, the 6/49 game saw no one take home the top prize, though consolation prizes for 5, 4, and 3 correct numbers were awarded to several bettors.

Looking at the combination, you'll notice a cluster in the 40s: 44 and 45. That's a pattern that often trips up players who avoid consecutive numbers. Meanwhile, 03 and 06 are low, 19 and 24 sit in the middle. The spread is wide, which is typical for random draws but can be frustrating for those who rely on 'hot' or 'cold' number tracking.

With two major jackpots rolling over, the next PCSO draw day could see a surge in ticket sales. Historically, when both Ultra Lotto and Superlotto jackpots are unclaimed, bettors tend to flock to outlets, hoping to double their chances. If you're one of them, remember to play responsibly—lottery is entertainment, not a retirement plan.

3D Lotto Results: 8-5-8, 0-2-7, and 0-7-0 Pay Out to Hundreds

While the big games rolled over, the 3D Lotto draws delivered wins to hundreds of Filipino bettors. The 2 PM draw produced the combination 8-5-8, with a fixed prize of P4,500.00 shared by 179 winners. The 5 PM draw followed with 0-2-7, paying out to 101 winners. And the 9 PM draw closed the day with 0-7-0, which had 197 winners.

Notice a pattern? Two of the three draws contained a zero, and the number 7 appeared twice (5 PM and 9 PM). The 2 PM draw had a repeating digit (8 appears twice), which is a common feature in 3D games. For players who follow number frequency, zeros and sevens were clearly the stars of October 4. The 9 PM draw had the most winners at 197, perhaps because more people play the evening draw, or because 0-7-0 felt like a 'lucky' combination.

If you're into 3D Lotto, the payouts here are fixed, so the number of winners doesn't affect your prize. That's a key difference from the parimutuel big games. You just need to match the exact order. With three draws daily, 3D Lotto remains one of the most accessible PCSO games for casual bettors.

2D Lotto: Evening Draw Attracts 428 Winners with 29-10

The 2D Lotto games also had a busy day. The 2 PM draw saw 17-05 come out, with 135 winners each taking home P4,000.00. The 5 PM draw followed with 04-21 and 214 winners. But the biggest 2D crowd was in the 9 PM draw, where 29-10 attracted 428 winners—the highest number of winners across all 2D and 3D draws that day.

Why so many winners in the evening? It could be that the combination 29-10 is a popular pair, or simply that more people play the 9 PM draw. Either way, 428 bettors had a reason to celebrate. The 2D game requires you to match two numbers in exact order, and with a fixed prize of P4,000, it's a nice return for a small bet.

Looking at the numbers, 10 appeared in the 9 PM draw and also in the Ultra Lotto combination (10-48-11-15-46-26). Is 10 a hot number right now? It's worth noting if you're tracking trends. Meanwhile, 05 and 04 are low digits that showed up in the afternoon draws. The 2D results often mirror the randomness of the bigger games, but with more frequent wins.

What This Means for Bettors: Rollovers, Patterns, and Next Draws

October 4, 2026, will be remembered as a day when the big jackpots escaped everyone's grasp. The Ultra Lotto 6/58 and Superlotto 6/49 both rolled over, pushing their respective prize pools to even more tantalizing heights. For the 3D and 2D games, it was business as usual—hundreds of winners, fixed payouts, and plenty of small victories.

If you're planning to play the next draw, here are a few observations from the data:

• Zero and seven were frequent in 3D: 0-2-7 and 0-7-0 both contained a zero and a seven. The 2 PM draw had 8-5-8 with a repeat 8.
• Balanced spreads didn't win the big games: The Ultra Lotto combination had a near-perfect low-high mix, yet no one matched it. Randomness doesn't care about our strategies.
• Evening draws had more winners: In both 3D and 2D, the 9 PM draw had the highest winner count. More players join the evening draws, so if you want a bigger chance of sharing a prize (in parimutuel games), that's something to consider.

Remember, all PCSO lotto games are games of chance. No system guarantees a win. But keeping track of results—like the table above—can help you make informed choices, whether you're a casual player or a dedicated number-cruncher. The next draw could be the one. Good luck!