Swertres Result History 2026: Complete PCSO 3D Results Archive

The Swertres Result History 2026 features a complete archive of official PCSO 3D Lotto winning numbers, including the latest Swertres results and previous draw records throughout the year. All published results are based on official draw announcements released by the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO), making it easy for players to check today’s winning numbers, review past results, and track the 2026 draw history in one convenient place.

Swertres, also known as 3D Lotto, is a daily numbers game operated by the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO). It is simple to join and gives players a chance to win by matching a three-digit combination.

To play, buy a ₱10 Swertres ticket (inclusive of the Documentary Stamp Tax or DST) from any authorised PCSO lotto outlet. On the official play slip, choose three digits ranging from 0 to 9, with one number assigned to each of the three columns.

If you do not want to pick your own numbers, you can select the Lucky Pick (LP) option, which automatically generates a random three-digit combination for you.

To win the standard Swertres prize, your selected numbers must match the official winning combination in the exact order announced during the draw.

Players looking for more flexibility can choose the Rambolito System. This option allows your selected numbers to win even if they appear in a different order, with prize amounts depending on the Rambolito play type selected.

If your Swertres ticket wins, make sure to follow the official PCSO prize claiming process to receive your winnings without delays.

Complete these important steps first:

• Sign the winning ticket. Write your full name and signature on the back of the ticket as soon as possible to establish ownership.
• Prepare valid identification. Bring two (2) government-issued IDs that display your photo and signature for identity verification.

The location where you should claim your prize depends on the total amount you have won.PCSO Prize Claim Locations

Prize Amount	Where to Claim
₱20.00 to ₱10,000.00	Any authorised PCSO lotto outlet or the nearest PCSO Branch Office
₱10,001.00 to ₱300,000.00	Any PCSO Branch Office or the PCSO Main Office
₱300,000.01 and above (including jackpot prizes)	PCSO Main Office, Shaw Boulevard, Mandaluyong Cit

• Withholding Tax: Lotto prizes exceeding ₱10,000 are subject to a 20% withholding tax in accordance with the TRAIN Law.
• Agent’s Commission: A 1% commission is awarded to the authorised PCSO lotto outlet that sold the winning ticket.
• Claim Deadline: All prizes must be claimed within one (1) year from the official draw date. Unclaimed prizes after this period are forfeited and transferred to PCSO’s charity fund.
• Ticket Condition: Your winning ticket must remain original, undamaged, and fully readable. Tickets that are altered, torn, mutilated, or have unreadable barcodes cannot be accepted for prize claims.

Required Documents for Claiming PCSO Lotto Prizes

To claim a PCSO lotto prize, winners must complete the required verification process and present the necessary documents before their winnings can be released. Documents and Requirements

• Winning Lotto Ticket: Sign the back of the winning ticket immediately by writing your full name and signature. This helps establish ownership of the ticket.
• Two Valid Government-Issued IDs: Bring two (2) valid IDs bearing your photo and signature for identity verification during the claiming process.

PCSO winning tickets remain valid for one (1) year from the official draw date. Any prize that is not claimed within this period will be forfeited in accordance with PCSO rules, and the funds will be transferred to the agency’s charity programme.

To avoid losing your prize, winners are encouraged to keep their ticket in good condition and complete the claiming process as soon as possible after the draw.

Following a few simple precautions can help protect your ticket and make the prize-claim process smoother if you win.

• Keep your ticket in good condition. Swertres tickets are printed on heat-sensitive paper, so avoid exposing them to heat, direct sunlight, water, or excessive folding. PCSO may reject tickets that are damaged, altered, or have unreadable barcodes.
• Store your ticket safely. Place it in a clean, dry, and secure location until the draw and prize claim period have ended.
• Sign the back of your ticket. Writing your name and signature on the winning ticket helps establish ownership if it is lost or misplaced.
• Never hand your ticket to strangers. If you need assistance claiming a prize, only deal with authorised PCSO personnel or someone you completely trust.
• Verify results through official sources. Always check Swertres winning numbers using official PCSO announcements to avoid misinformation and lottery scams.

You can view the latest Swertres (3D Lotto) results through several official and reliable sources. Aside from checking updates on lottopcso.com, the official draw results are broadcast live on People’s Television (PTV) and streamed through PTV’s official Facebook and X (formerly Twitter) accounts. The official PCSO social media pages also provide live coverage of every authorised lotto draw.

To stay informed, players are encouraged to follow PCSO’s official announcements, especially during national holidays or special events. If a scheduled draw is postponed or cancelled, PCSO typically releases a public advisory several days in advance through its official website and social media channels.

Reviewing the Swertres Result History is a convenient way to stay informed about previous PCSO 3D Lotto draws. The complete archive lets players verify past winning numbers, compare draw outcomes, and maintain their own record of historical results.

Many players use the 3D Lotto history to:

• Verify previous Swertres winning numbers
• Review past draw dates and results
• Track frequently appearing number combinations for personal reference
• Compare current results with earlier draws
• Stay updated with the latest official PCSO 3D Lotto outcomes

Having access to a reliable and regularly updated Swertres Result History promotes transparency and makes it easier to confirm official draw results. While every 3D Lotto draw is conducted independently and previous winning numbers do not influence future outcomes, historical records remain a valuable reference for players who wish to review or analyse past results.

Before placing your bets or claiming a prize, keep these important PCSO guidelines in mind to avoid unnecessary issues.

Winning PCSO lotto tickets can be claimed within one (1) year from the official draw date. Any prize that remains unclaimed after this period will expire and be transferred to PCSO’s charity fund.

Always check the information printed on your ticket before leaving the authorised lotto outlet. Verify that the selected numbers, bet type, wager amount, and draw date are correct, as PCSO will not be responsible for printing errors that go unnoticed.Where to Check the 3D Lotto Results

Only individuals who are 18 years old or above are permitted to purchase and play PCSO lotto games.

To ensure your ticket is valid, purchase it only from authorised PCSO lotto retailers. Avoid people or websites claiming they can provide guaranteed winning numbers or sell “sure-win” combinations, as these claims are fraudulent.

PCSO lotto tickets are printed on heat-sensitive paper. Keep them away from heat, water, direct sunlight, and excessive folding to prevent damage. Tickets that are badly torn, altered, or have unreadable barcodes may not be accepted for prize claims.

Keep your ticket in a secure, dry location until the draw and prize claim period have passed. Signing the back of the ticket immediately after purchase is recommended, as it helps establish ownership if the ticket is misplaced.

PCSO does not contact winners through text messages, phone calls, emails, or social media to announce prizes. Verify results only through official PCSO channels, and claim winnings by following the agency’s authorised prize claiming procedures.

The Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) conducts multiple lotto draws throughout the week. Below is the latest regular draw schedule for each PCSO lottery game.

PCSO Lotto Game	Draw Schedule	Draw Time
Ultra Lotto 6/58	Tuesday, Friday & Sunday	9:00 PM
Grand Lotto 6/55	Monday, Wednesday & Saturday	9:00 PM
Super Lotto 6/49	Tuesday, Thursday & Sunday	9:00 PM
Mega Lotto 6/45	Monday, Wednesday & Friday	9:00 PM
Lotto 6/42	Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday	9:00 PM
6D Lotto	Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday	9:00 PM
4D Lotto	Monday, Wednesday & Friday	9:00 PM
3D Lotto (Swertres)	Monday to Sunday	2:00 PM, 5:00 PM & 9:00 PM
2D Lotto (EZ2)	Monday to Sunday	2:00 PM, 5:00 PM & 9:00 PM
STL Swer3 Visayas	Monday to Sunday	10:30 AM, 3:00 PM & 7:00 PM
STL Swer3 Mindanao	Monday to Sunday	2:00 PM, 5:00 PM & 9:00 PM

Note: PCSO may suspend or reschedule lotto draws during national holidays, severe weather conditions, or other special circumstances. Any changes to the regular draw schedule are announced in advance through PCSO’s official communication channels.

The amount you can win in Swertres (3D Lotto) depends on the type of play you choose and whether your selected numbers match the official winning combination.

If your three selected numbers match the official 3D Lotto winning combination in the exact order, you will receive a prize of ₱4,500 for every ₱10 winning ticket.

Players who select the Rambolito option can still win even if the winning numbers appear in a different order. The prize varies based on the number combination selected.

Number Combination	Possible Arrangements	Prize
Three different digits	6 combinations	₱750
One pair of identical digits and one different digit	3 combinations	₱1,500

Note: Swertres prizes are based on the official PCSO prize structure and are subject to applicable rules, regulations, and taxes where required. Always verify winning numbers through official PCSO announcements before claiming your prize.

The Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) follows a fixed weekly schedule for its major lotto games, with each game assigned to specific draw days. This regular schedule allows players to know exactly when their preferred lotto game is held.

Lotto Game	Draw Days	Draw Time
Ultra Lotto 6/58	Tuesday, Friday & Sunday	9:00 PM
Grand Lotto 6/55	Monday, Wednesday & Saturday	9:00 PM
Super Lotto 6/49	Tuesday, Thursday & Sunday	9:00 PM
Mega Lotto 6/45	Monday, Wednesday & Friday	9:00 PM
Lotto 6/42	Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday	9:00 PM

In addition to the major lotto games, PCSO conducts several digit-game draws every day.

Game	Draw Days	Draw Time
3D Lotto (Swertres)	Monday to Sunday	2:00 PM, 5:00 PM & 9:00 PM
2D Lotto (EZ2)	Monday to Sunday	2:00 PM, 5:00 PM & 9:00 PM
STL Swer3 Visayas	Monday to Sunday	10:30 AM, 3:00 PM & 7:00 PM
STL Swer3 Mindanao	Monday to Sunday	2:00 PM, 5:00 PM & 9:00 PM

Following the official PCSO draw schedule helps players stay updated on upcoming draws and check the latest winning numbers as soon as they are released. Keep in mind that draw schedules may be adjusted during national holidays or other special circumstances, with any changes announced in advance through PCSO’s official communication channels.

The table below lists the official PCSO Lotto jackpot winners for 2026, including the draw date, winning combination, jackpot prize, winning location, and the number of winners for each draw. This archive is based on official PCSO announcements and is updated whenever a new jackpot is won.

Tip: If you’re viewing the table on a mobile device, scroll horizontally to see all columns.

Date	Lotto Game	Winning Combination	Jackpot Prize (₱)	Winning Location	Winners
July 18, 2026	6/42	27-32-39-26-12-07	20,167,956.53	Pasay City	1
July 8, 2026	6/45	13-05-30-25-22-11	15,000,000.00	Camarines Sur	1
July 3, 2026	6/45	43-02-13-05-36-01	97,966,977.93	South Cotabato	1
July 2, 2026	6/42	29-09-31-33-19-24	57,645,619.60	Laguna	1
May 24, 2026	6/49	33-24-12-13-04-09	25,000,000.00	Albay	1
May 23, 2026	6/42	12-18-03-17-05-08	24,158,156.53	Cavite	1
May 20, 2026	6/55	41-08-45-27-09-10	115,358,791.87	Morong, Bataan	1
May 10, 2026	6/49	03-16-11-04-14-38	25,000,000.00	Tarlac	1
May 6, 2026	6/45	01-03-24-18-11-10	15,000,000.00	Quezon City	1
May 5, 2026	6/58	01-58-25-43-26-16	76,305,973.15	Multiple locations	10
May 5, 2026	6/49	44-03-08-31-06-49	40,607,323.57	Pampanga	1
May 5, 2026	6/42	31-28-19-03-02-04	10,000,000.00	Laguna	1
May 2, 2026	6/42	22-34-42-19-03-25	35,467,492.71	Negros Occidental	1
April 27, 2026	6/45	06-04-05-27-34-11	45,568,562.29	Nueva Ecija & Mandaluyong City	2
April 7, 2026	6/49	25-04-46-44-28-36	171,028,544.44	Nueva Ecija	1
April 7, 2026	6/42	06-37-23-02-39-31	10,000,000.00	Misamis Oriental	1
March 28, 2026	6/42	11-23-09-05-01-03	10,000,000.00	Pampanga	1
March 25, 2026	6/45	17-24-15-29-10-05	15,000,000.00	Capiz	1
March 21, 2026	6/42	18-12-37-02-30-24	10,000,000.00	Cavite	1
March 19, 2026	6/42	25-29-17-41-23-13	18,861,406.90	Aklan	1
March 17, 2026	6/58	29-52-49-55-25-09	100,331,631.91	Cebu	1
March 16, 2026	6/45	45-34-06-14-24-08	20,803,484.37	Las Piñas City	1
March 9, 2026	6/55	38-32-08-20-19-09	45,000,000.00	Negros Occidental	1
March 5, 2026	6/42	33-32-18-01-10-04	39,385,042.44	South Cotabato	1
March 2, 2026	6/45	12-25-45-40-33-27	17,977,214.41	Rizal	1
February 21, 2026	6/55	09-23-03-49-50-01	45,000,000.00	Rosales & Villasis, Pangasinan	2
February 18, 2026	6/45	35-05-45-04-38-23	15,000,000.00	Iloilo City	1
February 11, 2026	6/45	17-15-32-45-40-12	37,032,365.47	Pampanga	1
February 7, 2026	6/42	42-10-05-13-20-19	11,235,564.13	Leyte	1
January 31, 2026	6/55	54-37-20-15-21-10	51,794,060.00	Talisay City, Cebu	1
January 31, 2026	6/42	23-27-16-20-28-21	5,940,000.00	Quezon City	1
January 29, 2026	6/42	16-28-08-23-42-20	31,894,927.40	Carmona, Cavite	1
January 25, 2026	6/58	39-37-04-11-02-09	284,636,402.80	Zamboanga del Sur & Tarlac City	2
January 21, 2026	6/45	28-12-02-15-23-13	33,350,760.40	Manila & Davao del Sur	2
January 15, 2026	6/49	14-24-10-05-15-11	15,840,000.00	Marikina City	1
January 13, 2026	6/49	15-28-26-06-27-25	15,840,000.00	Paniqui, Tarlac	1
January 10, 2026	6/42	20-08-10-01-04-24	5,940,000.00	Batangas & Bulacan	2
January 8, 2026	6/49	09-11-30-12-24-26	104,548,763.10	Caloocan City & Los Baños, Laguna	2
January 8, 2026	6/42	29-32-13-17-11-09	10,042,884.60	Quezon City	1
January 3, 2026	6/55	13-42-06-45-24-33	288,616,075.00	Compostela, Cebu	1
January 2, 2026	6/45	44-21-19-10-18-11	14,435,567.00	Sorsogon City	1
January 1, 2026	6/42	34-35-38-01-18-41	5,940,000.00	Lipa City, Batangas	1

Note: The jackpot winners table is updated whenever PCSO announces a new jackpot-winning ticket. For the most accurate and up-to-date information, always refer to the official PCSO draw results and announcements.

A standard Swertres (3D Lotto) ticket costs ₱10.00 per combination, making it one of the most affordable lottery games offered by the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO). The ticket price already includes the applicable taxes under current government regulations.

Players who choose the Rambolito option also pay ₱10.00 per combination. While the ticket price remains the same, the prize amount depends on the type of number combination selected, such as three different digits or a combination containing a pair of identical numbers.

• Standard Play (Exact Order): Win ₱4,500 for every ₱10 winning ticket.
• Rambolito (Three Different Digits): Win ₱750.
• Rambolito (One Pair and One Different Digit): Win ₱1,500.

Thanks to its low ticket price, simple gameplay, and three daily draws, Swertres continues to attract thousands of players. Many also check the Swertres Result History and PCSO 3D Lotto archive to verify previous winning numbers and keep track of past draw results.

Looking up previous 3D Lotto (Swertres) results is quick and convenient. This page provides a complete archive of official PCSO draw results, allowing you to verify past winning combinations and review historical records in one place.

The Swertres history includes:

• Official winning numbers from previous 3D Lotto draws
• Draw dates and scheduled draw times
• Prize and payout information, where available
• Historical records for reference and number tracking

Many players use the Swertres Result History to verify old tickets, compare previous draw outcomes, and keep personal records of winning combinations. Although every PCSO draw is conducted independently and past results do not affect future outcomes, historical data remains a useful reference for those interested in reviewing previous draws.

Our archive is regularly updated using official PCSO draw results, ensuring you have access to accurate and reliable 3D Lotto history whenever you need to check past winning numbers.

Players can verify the latest Swertres (3D Lotto) results through several official sources. Besides viewing the results on lottopcso.com, the live lotto draws are broadcast on People’s Television (PTV) and streamed through PTV’s official Facebook and X (formerly Twitter) pages. The official PCSO social media accounts also provide live coverage of every authorised draw.

To avoid missing important updates, players should regularly check PCSO’s official announcements. During national holidays, special events, or unforeseen circumstances, the agency may suspend scheduled lotto draws and will issue public advisories several days before the affected draw date.

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The Swertres Lotto, officially known as 3D Lotto, is one of the longest-running and most popular lottery games operated by the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO). Over the years, it has attracted millions of players with its affordable ticket price, straightforward mechanics, and three daily draw schedules.

A key reason for the game’s lasting popularity is its simple format. Players only need to choose three numbers from 0 to 9, making it easy for both first-time and experienced bettors to participate. With multiple draw times each day, Swertres offers frequent opportunities to win and has become a regular part of the daily lottery experience in the Philippines.

The Swertres Result History serves as a valuable archive of previous winning combinations, allowing players to review past draw results, monitor number trends, and verify historical outcomes. While every draw is conducted independently and previous results do not influence future winning numbers, many players enjoy referring to the history for record-keeping and personal number analysis.

The Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) is the government-owned and controlled corporation responsible for operating and regulating official lottery games throughout the Philippines. It conducts nationwide lotto draws in accordance with its mandate, ensuring that all games are carried out under established rules and procedures.

Revenue generated from PCSO lottery ticket sales helps fund a wide range of public welfare initiatives, including medical assistance, healthcare programmes, charitable services, and other social welfare projects that benefit Filipinos across the country.

For PCSO’s major lotto games, players win by matching the required number combinations based on the game’s official rules. In contrast, digit games such as Swertres (3D Lotto) require players to match the winning three-digit combination in the exact order, unless they have selected a system play such as Rambolito, where different prize rules apply.

The Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) implemented a lotto ticket price increase from ₱20 to ₱25, effective February 2025. The adjustment applies to the agency’s major lotto games and is designed to support higher jackpot prizes while strengthening funding for public service initiatives.

According to PCSO General Manager Mel Robles, larger jackpots are expected to attract more participants, which in turn will generate additional revenue for the agency’s health, medical assistance, and social welfare programmes that benefit millions of Filipinos nationwide.

As Robles explained, greater player participation helps expand the resources available for PCSO’s charitable mission. He also noted that every lotto ticket purchased not only offers a chance to win but also contributes to programmes that provide assistance to communities across the Philippines.

Stay up to date with the latest Swertres Result Today and other official PCSO lotto draw results by following PCSO’s verified communication channels. For the most accurate information, always rely on announcements published through the agency’s official website and social media platforms.

If you have questions, comments, suggestions, or complaints regarding PCSO games or services, you can contact the agency through its official Facebook page or other authorised customer support channels.

To avoid misinformation, verify all winning numbers and lotto updates only through official PCSO sources. This ensures you receive accurate draw results, schedule announcements, and other important lottery advisories as soon as they are released.

You can also share the latest Swertres results with friends and family through Facebook, Messenger, X (formerly Twitter), Viber, WhatsApp, or Email using the available sharing options.

The information published on this website is provided for informational, editorial, and news reporting purposes only. This website operates independently and is not affiliated with, authorised by, sponsored by, or endorsed by the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO), the Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (PAGCOR), or any other government agency.We do not offer gambling services, online betting, lottery ticket sales, gaming operations, or any form of wagering platform. For official draw results, announcements, and verified updates, readers should always refer to the official PCSO communication channels and other authorised government sources.

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