6/58 Ultra Lotto Result History, Summary

This website provides the 6/58 lotto result history and the Ultra Lotto summary for the year 2026. The 6/58 Ultra Lotto result is from the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO).

PCSO conducts the game on Tuesday, Friday, and Sunday at 9 PM.

PCSO is also conducting five (5) significant jackpot-bearing games, four (4) major digit games, and STL games in the Philippines. View here the 6/58 Lotto result, 6/55 Lotto result, 6/49 Lotto result, 6/45 Lotto result, 6/42 Lotto result, 6D Lotto result, and 4D Lotto results, Swertres (3D) Lotto results, EZ2 (2D) Lotto results, and STL results. You should also be able to check the summary of the lotto results today.

6/58 Lotto Result – History Summary 2026

See Also: 6/58 Lotto Results History and Summary for the Years 2025, 2024, 2023, and 2022

Related Lotto Results Today

• PCSO Lotto Result January 24, 2026 (6/55, 6/42)
• PCSO Lotto Result January 23, 2026 (6/58, 6/45)
• PCSO Lotto Result January 25, 2026 (6/58, 6/49)
• EZ2 Result January 25, 2026 – 2D Lotto Result Today
• STL Result January 25, 2026 – STL Lotto Result Today
• Swertres Result January 25, 2026 – PCSO Lotto Result Today

How to play the 6/58 Lotto?

Ultra Lotto 6/58 is one of the most popular major PCSO games. To play the game, a player must choose six numbers from 1 to 58 and mark them on the playing card.

The player can also mark the Lucky Pick (LP) if he prefers the machine to choose the numbers for him. A systematic play is also available for 6/58 Lotto draws, increasing your chances of winning. More combinations equal more bet costs.

A player wins if they get the six (6) winning numbers/combinations in any order.

Where to check the 6/58 Lotto Results?

Aside from lottopcso.com, players can watch the 6/58 Ultra Lotto results in real time via PTV and on their Facebook and Twitter accounts. Official PCSO accounts also air the lotto draws. On special occasions, such as critical national holidays, PCSO announces suspending draws days before the scheduled draw date.

Quick Tips for 6/58 Players

Take extra good care of your ticket.

If you win, the lotto ticket is valid for 1 year. Likewise, the player is solely responsible for checking the accuracy of the data printed on the ticket(s), including bet type, bet amount, the draw date you want to enter, and the numbers you want to play.

Interested players below eighteen (18) years old cannot play any PCSO games.

Where to claim your 6/58 Lotto Prize?

E-Lotto claiming of prizes:

• Php 300,000 and below can be cashed out through an e-lotto application.
• Prizes of Php 300,000.01 and above can be claimed at the PCSO Main Office.

To claim the prize, present the QR Code of the winning ticket and two (2) valid IDs.

If you are a legitimate winner, write your name and sign the winning ticket.

The lotto jackpot prizes can be claimed at the PCSO main office located at the PCSO head office located at 605 Conservatory Bldg., Shaw Blvd. Corner Priceton St., Mandaluyong City. The jackpot prize is taxable under the TRAIN Law.

PCSO thoroughly validates all tickets eligible for claim. The public is reminded to deal with counterfeited/tampered tickets seriously. They will not honor any should anyone try to claim their prizes using such.

Likewise, claiming prizes below P10,000 can be processed at the nearest PCSO Branch.

PCSO Lotto Jackpot Winners 2026

Here are the PCSO lotto jackpot winners for the Year 2026. Congratulations everyone! You may also view the list of Year 2025 Jackpot winners here.

(Scroll right or left in the table to see the full details of the winners.)

PCSO announcement(s) and notice(s)

PCSO Lotto draws for 2 PM, 5 PM, and 9 PM will also be aired at IBC 13 starting December 31, 2024.

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