SuperLotto Result, March 31, 2026

Source: PCSO

• What Is a Jackpot Rollover? And Why Does It Happen?
• Understanding Lotto Odds: A Simple Math Explanation for 6/55, 6/49, etc.
• Where Does the Money Go? Breaking Down the PCSO Revenue Pie
• The Difference Between Lotto, Swertres, EZ2, and Other PCSO Games
• How Does the PCSO Actually Work? (Structure, Charter, Mandate)

A SuperLotto 6/49 ticket costs ₱20 per play, inclusive of the Documentary Stamp Tax (DST), as part of the #Balikbente program. Tickets are available at authorized PCSO lotto outlets nationwide. Pick your numbers or use Lucky Pick (LP) for a chance to win the jackpot!

To play SuperLotto 6/49, choose 6 numbers from 1 to 49 or use Lucky Pick (LP) for random numbers. Each ticket costs ₱20, and you can play the same numbers for up to 6 consecutive draws. For more chances, try SYSTEM play (SYS 7 to SYS 12), with costs ranging from ₱140 to ₱18,480. Match at least 3 numbers to win a prize, with the jackpot awarded for matching all 6. Draws are held every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday at 9PM, broadcasted live on IBC13, D8TV, and online platforms.

You can claim your prizes at the following locations based on the amount won:

• ₱24.00 to ₱10,000.00: Claim at any authorized PCSO lotto outlet or nearest PCSO branch.
• ₱10,001.00 to ₱300,000.00: Visit the nearest PCSO branch office.
• Jackpot Prizes (above ₱300,000.00): Claim at the PCSO Main Office, located at 605 Conservatory Building, Shaw Boulevard, Mandaluyong City.

Important Notes:

1. Prizes above ₱10,000.00 are subject to a 20% tax under the TRAIN Law.
2. PCSO strictly validates all winning tickets and does not honor counterfeit or tampered tickets.
3. Always bring your winning ticket and two (2) valid IDs for verification when claiming your prize.

Claim your winnings responsibly and ensure your ticket is validated by PCSO!