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Mark Six result today

The latest Hong Kong Mark Six draws: six numbers from 1 to 49 plus the extra number. Draws are usually held on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday or Sunday at 9:30 PM Hong Kong time (same as Malaysia).

Draw 26/111 · Saturday, 17 October 2026
031327293040+09
First prize (per unit)HK$ 13,000,000
JackpotHK$ 8,000,000
Total salesHK$ 47,831,902
First prize won?Yes

Previous draws

DrawDateNumbers + extraFirst prize
26/11015 Oct 2026030708103642 + 20HK$ 8,000,000
26/10913 Oct 2026030509172126 + 38HK$ 28,000,000
26/10810 Oct 2026121420333437 + 31HK$ 20,000,000
26/1078 Oct 2026181924314044 + 05HK$ 13,000,000
26/1066 Oct 2026092931343641 + 28HK$ 8,000,000
26/1053 Oct 2026082329313443 + 48HK$ 98,000,000
26/10426 Sep 2026042831444748 + 19HK$ 68,000,000
26/10322 Sep 2026023435434546 + 41HK$ 10,000,000
26/10219 Sep 2026050811141931 + 21HK$ 13,000,000

How Mark Six works

Pick six numbers from 1 to 49. Six numbers and one extra number are drawn. Matching all six wins the first prize; smaller prizes go to five, four or three matches, with or without the extra number. Mark Six is run by the Hong Kong Jockey Club and can only be bought legally through the HKJC in Hong Kong. Ball colours (red, blue, green) are shown for reference only.

Results data: Renavon, compiled from the Hong Kong Jockey Club's published results. HotStakes and Renavon are not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by the Hong Kong Jockey Club. Always check your ticket against the official HKJC results.

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