PCSO Lotto Results 10/2/2026: 6/58 and 6/45 Both Roll Over

Two Big Jackpots, Zero Lucky Winners on October 2, 2026

Thursday's PCSO draw produced one of the more interesting result sets we have seen this month. Both of the major pari-mutuel games rolled over, which means the Ultra Lotto 6/58 jackpot is now parked at P353,311,668.78 and Megalotto 6/45 sits at P87,778,065.45. Neither game produced a single jackpot winner on 10/2/2026.

That combination — two six-figure-per-draw games rolling over on the same night — is not unheard of, but it does not happen every week either. For regular bettors tracking the rollover cycle, this is the point where the pot starts attracting casual players who normally skip the big games.

The table above lists every game drawn that day, from Ultra Lotto down to the 9PM 2D. If you played more than one game, scan the combinations carefully — the digit games in particular produced a healthy number of winners, and the payouts were standard for each category.

One detail worth noting: the 9PM 2D draw had 795 winners, the highest winner count of the entire day. That is a big pool for a single 2D draw, and it suggests the combination 22-09 landed on a lot of bettors' tickets. Whether that was pure luck or a popular pattern play, we cannot say — but it is the standout number in the table.

Ultra Lotto 6/58: The P353 Million Question

The Ultra Lotto 6/58 combination for October 2, 2026 was 58-52-34-29-11-32. No player matched all six numbers, so the jackpot carried over in full. The prize fund now reads P353,311,668.78 heading into the next draw.

What stands out about this combination is the spread. You have a high anchor at 58, a second high number at 52, and then a fairly even distribution down to 11. There is no heavy cluster in the 20s or 30s beyond 29, 32 and 34. Bettors who rely on galaw or dating trend analysis will want to check whether 58 has been appearing frequently in recent Ultra Lotto draws — repeated appearances of the same high number are often a signal that the machine is cycling through the upper range.

With a jackpot this size, the next draw will almost certainly see a spike in ticket sales. Historically, Ultra Lotto sales climb noticeably once the pot passes the P300 million mark, and P353 million is comfortably above that threshold. More tickets sold means a higher chance that someone wins — but it also means a smaller individual share if multiple winners emerge.

If you are planning to play the next Ultra Lotto draw, remember that the odds of hitting all six numbers remain 1 in 40,475,358 regardless of how large the jackpot grows. The rollover changes the prize, not the probability.

For now, the P353 million stays in the pool. No one claimed it on October 2.

Megalotto 6/45 Also Rolls Over

The Megalotto 6/45 draw produced the combination 04-24-16-14-43-39, and like Ultra Lotto, it found no jackpot winner. The prize fund carried over at P87,778,065.45.

This combination is interesting because it mixes low and mid-range numbers with two upper-range picks in 43 and 39. The 04, 14 and 16 give it a low cluster, while 24 sits in the middle and 39 and 43 push toward the top. Players who track number groupings will notice that three of the six numbers fall within a 13-point span (04 to 16), which is a tighter cluster than usual for Megalotto.

No one matched the full set, but the lower prize tiers almost certainly had winners. PCSO typically does not release the full breakdown for minor prizes in the same announcement, but the absence of a jackpot winner is confirmed.

Megalotto's rollover is less dramatic than Ultra Lotto's P353 million, but P87 million is still a life-changing amount. The next draw will be worth watching, especially if the pot continues to climb toward the P100 million mark. That psychological threshold tends to bring in players who normally stick to the smaller digit games.

Digit Games Deliver: 4D, 3D and 2D Winners

While the two big games rolled over, the digit games were busy producing winners. The table above shows the full breakdown, but here is what stands out:

• 4D Lotto — Combination 4-0-1-7 produced 17 winners, each taking home P15,846.00. That is a solid payout for a four-digit game, and 17 winners is a healthy spread.
• 3D Lotto 2PM — 8-2-6 with 310 winners at P4,500 each. The afternoon draw consistently draws a decent crowd, and 310 winners is right in line with expectations.
• 3D Lotto 5PM — 5-2-8 with 225 winners at P4,500 each. Slightly fewer winners than the 2PM draw, but still a respectable number.
• 3D Lotto 9PM — 8-1-9 with 433 winners at P4,500 each. The evening draw had the most 3D winners of the day, which makes sense given that many players place their bets after work.
• 2D Lotto 2PM — 08-27 with 260 winners at P4,000 each.
• 2D Lotto 5PM — 10-16 with 330 winners at P4,000 each.
• 2D Lotto 9PM — 22-09 with 795 winners at P4,000 each. This was the biggest winner count of the day by a wide margin.

Notice something about the 2D and 3D combinations? Several numbers repeat across draws. The digit 8 appears in 8-2-6, 8-1-9 and 08-27. The digit 2 shows up in 8-2-6, 5-2-8 and 22-09. The digit 1 appears in 8-1-9 and 10-16. That kind of cross-draw repetition is worth tracking if you are building a frequency chart for the week.

The 9PM 2D draw's 795 winners is the anomaly. In a typical 2D draw, winner counts range from a couple hundred to maybe 500. Hitting nearly 800 suggests that 22-09 was either a very popular combination or a statistically likely one. Either way, it was the best-performing game of the day for bettors.

What This Means for the Next Draws

Two rollovers in one night changes the landscape for the coming days. Here is what to keep in mind:

1. Ultra Lotto 6/58 is now the headline game. At P353 million, it will draw the most attention and the most ticket sales. If you are playing, expect a larger pool of co-winners if the jackpot is hit.
2. Megalotto 6/45 is creeping toward P100 million. It is not there yet, but another rollover or two will push it past that mark. That is when casual players start paying attention.
3. The digit games remain the most consistent source of wins. With hundreds of winners per draw, 2D and 3D games offer better odds and more frequent payouts. They will not make you a millionaire overnight, but they deliver.
4. Watch for number repetition. If 8, 2 and 1 keep appearing in the 3D and 2D draws over the next few days, that is a pattern worth noting — not a guarantee, but a data point.

PCSO draws are held every day, so there is always another chance. Just remember that lottery games are games of chance. Play within your budget, and treat it as entertainment, not an investment.

We will have the next set of results as soon as they are drawn. Keep checking SwertresBayan for updates, and good luck on your next ticket.