6/58 Ultra Lotto and 6/49 Super Lotto: The Winning Combinations
The October 25, 2026 PCSO draw night produced two headline results, and neither combination played it safe. The 6/58 Ultra Lotto landed on 38-48-55-57-05-50, delivered in that exact order as drawn, while the 6/49 Super Lotto came up 49-38-12-07-33-34.
If you played both games on a single ticket run, you will want to check the table above line by line, because the 38 that appeared in the Ultra Lotto draw also surfaced in the Super Lotto combination. That kind of cross-game overlap happens more often than casual players assume, and it is one of the reasons regulars keep a shared slip for the two biggest draws of the evening.
The Ultra Lotto carried a jackpot of P440,654,674.87 into the draw. The Super Lotto sat at P66,732,591.64. Neither figure is pocket change, and both represent the kind of rollover buildup that pulls in the weekend crowd — Monday draws after a big Sunday buildup routinely see ticket volume climb 20 to 30 percent at the larger outlet networks in Metro Manila and Cebu.
For the record keepers: the Ultra Lotto combination skews high. Four of the six balls (38, 48, 55, 57, 50) sit in the upper half of the 1-to-58 range, with only the 05 representing the low band. The Super Lotto draw is more balanced, splitting cleanly between high balls (49, 38, 33, 34) and low ones (12, 07).
| Game | Winning combination | Jackpot (PHP) | Winners |
|---|---|---|---|
| 6/58 Ultra Lotto | 38-48-55-57-05-50 | 440,654,674.87 | |
| 6/49 Super Lotto | 49-38-12-07-33-34 | 66,732,591.64 |
Reading the Numbers: What the October 25 Draw Actually Shows
Strip away the hype and the October 25 results tell a fairly clean story about spread and clustering.
The 6/58 Ultra Lotto spread
- Low band (1–19): 05 only
- Mid band (20–39): 38
- High band (40–58): 48, 50, 55, 57
That is a 1-1-4 distribution, which is on the heavy side for the top band. In a 58-number field, the high band holds 19 numbers, roughly a third of the pool. Drawing four of them in one go is not rare, but it is uncommon enough that players who lean on balanced tickets would have missed this one entirely. The 55 and 57 pair also sits close together, a two-number cluster with a single gap at 56.
The 6/49 Super Lotto spread
- Low band (1–16): 07, 12
- Mid band (17–33): 33
- High band (34–49): 34, 38, 49
This one is tighter and more even, with a 2-1-3 split. The 33 and 34 form a consecutive pair, and 38 reappears here after showing in the Ultra Lotto. Consecutive pairs turn up in roughly one in every four or five six-ball draws across PCSO games, so the 33-34 run is worth flagging but not treating as a signal.
One draw is a data point, not a pattern. Track the numbers, note the clusters, then play your budget — not the other way around.
What both combinations share is the absence of the classic low-cluster trap. No draw here leans on 01-02-03 style sequences, and no combination repeats a single digit excessively. That is the sort of profile sharp players look for when they screen tickets for structural plausibility.
Jackpot Math: Where the P440.6 Million Stands
The Ultra Lotto's P440,654,674.87 is the number that will dominate conversations at outlet counters across the country today. To put it in perspective, the 6/58 game starts at a P49.5 million base prize and rolls upward with each draw that produces no top-tier winner. A jackpot north of P440 million represents a long stretch of rollovers — the kind that typically builds over several months of drawings at three times per week.
The Super Lotto's P66,732,591.64 is more modest but still sits comfortably above the game's P15.8 million starting pot. For players who prefer better headline odds, the 6/49 format offers roughly 1 in 13.98 million for the top prize against the 6/58's 1 in 40.48 million. The trade-off is obvious: better odds, smaller typical jackpot.
Prize tiers below the jackpot follow the standard PCSO pari-mutuel structure. For 6/58, matching five of six pays a fixed P280,000; four of six pays P3,800; three of six pays P20. For 6/49, five of six pays P50,000, four of six pays P1,200, and three of six pays P50. These fixed-tier amounts are guaranteed regardless of how many winners land in each bracket, which is why the lower tiers are the realistic target for most ticket holders.
On the tax side, the 20 percent final withholding tax on prizes above P10,000 applies as standard. A P440.6 million jackpot, if won by a single ticket, nets out to roughly P352.5 million after tax. The P66.7 million Super Lotto prize nets approximately P53.4 million. PCSO pays out within 60 days of the draw date at its main office in Pasay or through designated regional branches, and winners have a full year from the draw date to claim.
Numbers That Kept Appearing: A Short Frequency Note
The October 25 slate gives us one clear crossover: 38 appeared in both the Ultra Lotto and Super Lotto results. That is not a coincidence worth building a system around, but players tracking recent frequency will note that 38 has been active in the 6/49 field through October.
Looking at the Ultra Lotto combination, the 40s and 50s did the heavy lifting. Three balls came from the 48–57 stretch, and that upper corridor has been productive through the back half of October 2026. The 05 at the bottom is the outlier — a single-digit ball in an otherwise top-heavy draw.
For the Super Lotto, the 30s carried two of six (33, 34) with 38 extending the run. The 49 top-end ball is the sort of number that gets overlooked on spreadsheets that cap at 45.
If you are building tickets for the next draw cycle, the practical takeaway is not to chase these exact numbers. It is to recognize the two structural facts this draw underscores: consecutive pairs happen, and cross-game overlap is real. Both argue for wider spreads and at least one consecutive pair on your slip.
How to Claim and What to Do Next
If you hold a winning ticket from October 25, 2026, the process is straightforward but time-sensitive in practice. Validate the ticket at any PCSO outlet or the main office before the year runs out. Prizes up to P10,000 can be claimed at authorized lotto outlets. Prizes from P10,001 to P200,000 are processed at PCSO regional branches. Anything above P200,000 goes through the main office in Pasay.
Bring two valid government-issued IDs, the original ticket (unsigned until you are at the counter), and be prepared to complete the winner's affidavit. The 20 percent tax is withheld at source, so the amount you are quoted is the amount you receive.
Tickets that are torn, faded, or missing the validation barcode are at risk of being rejected. Sign the back of your ticket now if it is a winner, and store it flat in a plastic sleeve. PCSO has a documented history of disputes over damaged tickets, and the burden of proof sits with the holder.
For everyone else, the next draws run on the standard schedule: 6/58 Ultra Lotto on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday; 6/49 Super Lotto on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday. The jackpot resets to the base prize if a winner is confirmed for October 25, so check the table above for the official winner count before assuming a rollover.
Play within budget. A P20 ticket is entertainment, not an investment strategy.
