Ultra Lotto 6/58 Jackpot Tops PHP 500M: No Winner 8 Nov

Nobody won the PHP 500,614,204.72 jackpot in the PCSO Ultra Lotto 6/58 draw on Sunday 8 November 2026. The winning combination was 22-14-01-42-09-08, and the prize rolls over to the next scheduled draw on Tuesday 10 November at 9 PM Manila time, the same hour in Malaysia and Singapore. It is the first time in this run that the jackpot has passed PHP 500 million. Below: the numbers, how the jackpot got here, the real odds, what a winner would keep after tax, and where to check a ticket. 18+, information only.

The 8 November result

The Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) drew two major games on Sunday night:

• Ultra Lotto 6/58: 22-14-01-42-09-08. Jackpot PHP 500,614,204.72. Jackpot winners: none.
• Superlotto 6/49: 34-39-38-18-47-36. Jackpot PHP 92,852,095.12. Jackpot winners: none.

The Ultra Lotto combination and jackpot are as carried by GMA News Online’s results page, and they match our PCSO results page for 8 November, which also has Sunday’s Swertres (3D) and EZ2 (2D) draws. Our QA team checked every Philippines row for 6 to 8 November against PCSO’s own site. PCSO publishes results on its official results search page, and its announcement is always the final word. In a 6/58 game the six numbers win in any order; the list above is simply the order they were drawn.

How the jackpot reached PHP 500 million

Ultra Lotto 6/58 is drawn every Tuesday, Friday and Sunday at 9 PM. When no ticket matches all six numbers, the jackpot carries into the next draw and grows with new sales. The figures we could trace to a source:

• Sunday 25 October: PHP 440,654,674.87, not won (GMA News).
• Tuesday 3 November: PHP 478,298,684.14, not won (GMA News).
• Friday 6 November: PHP 489,846,673.65, not won (our 6 November PCSO page).
• Sunday 8 November: PHP 500,614,204.72, not won.

Between Friday and Sunday the jackpot grew by about PHP 10.77 million (our arithmetic from the two published figures). GMA News reported on 25 October that the jackpot was last won in May, when 10 bettors shared a pot of PHP 76.3 million. On 6 November The Philippine Star quoted PCSO general manager Melquiades Robles as saying the jackpot had “remained elusive for almost five months”.

Large as it is, this is not a record. According to GMA Integrated News Research, the biggest Ultra Lotto 6/58 jackpot was PHP 1.18 billion, shared by two bettors on 14 October 2018. The game started in 2015 with an opening jackpot of PHP 50 million. We have not quoted an estimate for Tuesday’s jackpot because we have not seen one published by PCSO.

The odds are the same as last week

There are 40,475,358 ways to choose six numbers from 58, so one play has a 1 in 40,475,358 chance of matching all six. PCSO gave the same figure to the Philippine Daily Inquirer in October 2018. A bigger jackpot does not make any combination more likely, and numbers that came up before are no more or less likely next time. A rollover changes only the prize.

Lower prizes are not always fixed amounts either. In the 3 November draw, The Philippine Star reported that 23 bettors who matched five numbers shared a PHP 1.5 million pool, about PHP 65,217 each, and 1,558 players received PHP 898.58 each.

What a winner would actually receive

Three rules matter for anyone holding a winning PCSO ticket:

• Tax: lottery prizes above PHP 10,000 carry a 20 percent tax under the TRAIN Law (The Philippine Star, 6 November 2026). On PHP 500,614,204.72 that is about PHP 100.12 million, leaving roughly PHP 400.49 million for a single winner. This is our arithmetic, and the prize is split if more than one ticket wins.
• Deadline: prizes must be claimed within one year of the draw date under Republic Act No. 1169; unclaimed prizes go to the PCSO Charity Fund (Daily Tribune, 19 January 2026).
• Where: jackpot winners claim at the PCSO Main Office in Mandaluyong with the winning ticket and two valid IDs, and the ticket must be readable and undamaged (Inquirer, October 2018). That report is several years old, so confirm the current requirements with PCSO before travelling.

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Other big draws this week

PCSO’s Grand Lotto 6/55 was also not won on Saturday 7 November, when the jackpot stood at PHP 341,271,436.97; that game is drawn on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays, so its next draw is tonight, 9 November. In Singapore, the Toto jackpot is estimated at $10 million for tonight’s draw, which we explained in our Toto snowball article. Draw days for every operator we cover are in our draw days and times guide.

Lottery laws differ by country. PCSO games are sold in the Philippines through PCSO’s authorised outlets, and a result only matters for a ticket bought legally there. Nothing here is a reason to buy a ticket.

FAQ

What was the Ultra Lotto 6/58 result on 8 November 2026?

The winning combination was 22-14-01-42-09-08, in any order. The jackpot was PHP 500,614,204.72 and no ticket matched all six numbers.

When is the next Ultra Lotto 6/58 draw?

The next scheduled draw is Tuesday 10 November 2026 at 9 PM Manila time. Ultra Lotto 6/58 is drawn on Tuesdays, Fridays and Sundays.

What are the odds of winning the Ultra Lotto 6/58 jackpot?

1 in 40,475,358 for each six-number play. The odds are the same in every draw, whatever the size of the jackpot.

How much tax is paid on a PCSO jackpot?

Prizes above PHP 10,000 carry a 20 percent tax under the TRAIN Law. On PHP 500,614,204.72 a single winner would keep roughly PHP 400.49 million (our arithmetic).

How long does a winner have to claim?

One year from the draw date. After that the prize is forfeited to the PCSO Charity Fund, as reported by the Daily Tribune in January 2026.

18+ only. This article is information only: no predictions, no tips and no invitation to buy tickets. A jackpot’s size does not change the odds of any draw. Lottery laws differ by country; check what applies where you live. If gambling stops being fun, take a break and get help – see our disclaimer and responsible gambling note.

Last checked 9 November 2026, 8:30 am MYT.

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