9/29/2026 PCSO Results: No Jackpot Winner, 3D & 2D Payouts Soar

Ultra Lotto 6/58: P344 Million Still Up for Grabs After Tuesday Draw

If you were one of the thousands who trooped to lotto outlets across the country hoping to become an instant millionaire on September 29, 2026, you might want to check your ticket twice. The Ultra Lotto 6/58 draw produced the combination 12-20-31-55-38-18, and the jackpot—which had ballooned to P344,755,600.48—found no takers.

That's right: zero winners in the biggest game of the night. For the local player, this is a double-edged sword. On one hand, it's frustrating to see such a massive prize slip through your fingers. On the other, it means the pot rolls over to the next draw, and you know what that means—a chance to dream even bigger.

The combination itself is interesting. You've got a cluster of low numbers (12, 18, 20) mixed with mid-range picks (31) and two high rollers (38, 55). The spread suggests that the winning sequence wasn't your typical birthday-heavy set. It's the kind of draw that often leaves bettors shaking their heads, wondering why they didn't trust that gut feeling about 55.

But here's the thing: no one won, so the jackpot is still out there. For the regulars who play the same numbers week in and week out, this is just another Tuesday. For the casual player who bought a ticket on a whim, it's a reminder that the game is unpredictable—and that's exactly why we play.

Superlotto 6/49 and Lotto 6/42: Close Calls but No Grand Prize Winners

The second-tier games also drew plenty of attention on 9/29/2026, but like the Ultra Lotto, they failed to produce a jackpot winner. The Superlotto 6/49 draw came out with 27-16-41-02-39-20, and the jackpot stood at P27,787,157.37. Zero winners there as well.

Meanwhile, the Lotto 6/42—often the go-to game for players who want a slightly better shot at the big time—rolled out 02-23-31-32-15-13. The jackpot was P66,369,399.81, and again, no one hit all six numbers.

What's striking here is the number 31. It appeared in both the Ultra Lotto and the Lotto 6/42 draws. If you were playing multiple games and had 31 on your radar, you were probably feeling pretty good about yourself—until you realized you needed the other five numbers too. That's the brutal beauty of lotto: one matching digit can give you a thrill, but it's the full set that pays the bills.

For the local player, these results are a reminder that the big games are called 'big' for a reason. The odds are steep, and the rollovers are common. But the flip side is that the jackpots keep growing, and sooner or later, someone from a sari-sari store in Cebu or a bus terminal in Cubao is going to hit it big.

3D and 2D Lotto: Where the Real Winners Were on Tuesday

While the major games left everyone empty-handed, the 3D and 2D Lotto draws were a different story. These games don't get the same headlines as the Ultra Lotto, but on September 29, 2026, they were the ones putting cash in people's pockets.

Let's start with the 3D Lotto. The 2 PM draw came out with 7-9-4, and 99 players walked away with P4,500 each. The 5 PM draw was even better: 5-4-6 produced 245 winners, each taking home the same P4,500 prize. And the 9 PM draw, with 3-5-5, had 176 winners.

Then there's the 2D Lotto, where the payouts are smaller but the winning combinations are easier to hit. The 2 PM draw was 29-17, with 104 winners getting P4,000 each. The 5 PM draw, 09-04, was the biggest winner-maker of the day: 288 players hit it for P4,000 apiece. And the 9 PM draw, 30-07, rounded out the night with 258 winners.

If you were playing the 2D or 3D games, chances are you know someone who won—or you won yourself. These games are the backbone of PCSO's daily draws for a reason. They're quick, affordable, and the odds are far more forgiving than the six-number games. The 5 PM 2D draw alone created nearly 300 instant winners, which is a testament to how many Filipino bettors rely on these games for a little extra cash.

6D Lotto: Three Lucky Players Split the Prize

The 6D Lotto draw on 9/29/2026 produced a combination of 9-0-1-2-5-0, and three fortunate players matched all six digits to win the P649,611.00 jackpot. That's a nice payday for anyone who trusted their instincts on that sequence.

What's interesting about the 6D game is that it's often overlooked by players who focus on the bigger jackpots. But with three winners splitting the prize, each one took home roughly P216,537—not bad for a game that doesn't get as much hype. It's a reminder that sometimes the smaller games offer better chances and still deliver a meaningful payout.

For the local player, the 6D Lotto is worth a look if you want a break from the usual 6/42 and 6/49 grind. The numbers are straightforward, the draws are daily, and the jackpots—while not in the hundreds of millions—are still life-changing for many families.

What These Results Mean for Your Next Play

So, what's the takeaway from the September 29, 2026 draws? First, the big games are still rolling over. The Ultra Lotto 6/58 is now sitting at over P344 million, and with no winner on Tuesday, that prize will only grow. If you're planning to play, keep in mind that the odds are long, but the dream is alive.

Second, the 3D and 2D games are where the action is for everyday bettors. The 5 PM 2D draw had 288 winners, and the 3D 5 PM draw had 245. These games are not just fillers—they're the ones that consistently put money back in players' pockets. If you're looking for a more realistic shot at a payout, these are your best bets.

Third, don't sleep on the 6D Lotto. Three winners on Tuesday means the game is delivering, and the jackpot, while smaller, is still worth chasing.

As always, play responsibly. The lotto is a form of entertainment, not a financial plan. Set a budget, stick to it, and enjoy the thrill of the draw. Who knows? The next rollover could be your lucky break. Check the table above for the full list of winning combinations and payouts from 9/29/2026, and good luck on your next ticket.