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by Info @Business | February 9, 2026



Solo Parent from Bacolod Wins Lotto 6/42 Jackpot Through Lucky Pick

By: Justin B. Santos



A middle-aged solo parent from Negros Occidental is now living his long-time dream after winning the Lotto 6/42 jackpot prize of ₱35,467,492.71 drawn on May 2, 2026, through a Lucky Pick entry with the winning combination 22-34-42-19-03-25.


The fortunate bettor shared that his winning ticket came unexpectedly during what he considered an ordinary day. According to him, he had just finished buying supplies from the public market for their small sari-sari store when he suddenly remembered to visit his favorite lotto outlet with his last P50.00 left in his pocket.


Instead of using his usual chosen numbers, the winner decided to place two Lucky Pick bets. He even ignored his personal number combination, which later turned out to contain at least four winning digits.


“Parang hindi totoo noong una,” the winner admitted, as he recalled learning about his life-changing prize.



Lotto winning ticket


For the Negrosanon winner, the jackpot is more than just a financial breakthrough—it is a reward for years of hope and perseverance. After 15 years of faithfully patronizing lotto games, he described the experience as surreal and a dream come true.


With his newfound fortune, the winner said he plans to prioritize the education of his children, expand their food and retail business, and secure the remaining amount through savings for their family’s future.

Reflecting on his unexpected victory, he simply remarked, “If it’s yours, it’s yours.”


“Sa Bawat Taya,May Kawanggawa!’’





Marikina 2nd District Receives Food Packs, Hygiene Kits from PCSO’s CSR Program

By: Justin B. Santos



The Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO), represented by Assistant General Manager for Charity Sector Atty. Lauro A. Patiag, led the turnover ceremony of 400 food packs and hygiene kits for the 2nd District of Marikina on Thursday, May 7, 2026, at the PCSO Main Office in Mandaluyong City.

The donated items, distributed under PCSO’s Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Program, were formally received by Chief of Staff Maria Monica Valdez-Gangoso on behalf of Marikina 2nd District Rep. Miro Quimbo.



Valdez-Gangoso expressed gratitude to the PCSO Board members and officials for the assistance extended to the district, noting that the food packs and hygiene kits will greatly benefit local residents and communities in need across the area.

The turnover activity highlighted PCSO’s continuing commitment to providing humanitarian assistance and extending support to Filipino communities through its various charitable and social responsibility initiatives.



                                                    ‘’PCSO, Hindi Umuurong sa Pagtulong!”





PCSO Conducts Medical, Dental Mission in Quezon City

By: Leila Valencia/ Photos by Edwin Lovino



The Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) successfully conducted a medical and dental mission in Barangay Santol, District 4, Quezon City on May 5, 2026, as part of its continuing efforts to bring essential healthcare services closer to communities.

The activity was led by Dr. Rouel Aparato of the PCSO Medical Services Department in response to the request of Barangay Captain Anacleto De Torre.

A total of 113 residents benefited from the medical services, which included free consultations, medicines, and electrocardiogram (ECG). Meanwhile, 29 individuals received dental services, such as tooth extraction.



In addition, the agency provided assorted medicines to the barangay to ensure continued support for the health needs of its residents.

The initiative reflects PCSO’s ongoing commitment to deliver accessible and compassionate healthcare programs aimed at improving the well-being and quality of life of Filipinos, particularly those in underserved communities.


                                             ‘’PCSO, Hindi Umuurong sa Pagtulong!”





For more information about PCSO’s Responsible Gaming initiatives, visit www.pcso.gov.ph or follow us on our official social media platforms.

 
 

ni Gina Pleñago @News | April 29, 2026



Diretso sa kulungan ang isang lalaking nagtangkang kumolekta ng P172 milyong jackpot prize nang nameke ng lotto ticket sa Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office sa Brgy. Wack-Wack, Mandaluyong City.

Photo: PNP / NCRPO



Diretso sa kulungan ang isang lalaking nagtangkang kumolekta ng P172 milyong jackpot prize nang nameke ng lotto ticket sa Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office sa Brgy. Wack-Wack, Mandaluyong City.


Ayon sa National Capital Region Police Office, nagtungo sa opisina ng PCSO ang lalaki at ipinakita ang kanya umanong winning ticket.


Subalit nang isalang ito sa beripikasyon sa official lotto database, lumitaw na na-claim na ng totoong nanalo ang jackpot prize na kinukuha ng suspek.


Nakita rin sa pagsusuri sa lotto ticket ang malinaw na senyales ng tampering kabilang ang handwritten entries gamit ang ballpen.


Agad pinosasan ang suspek na isinailalim muna sa medical examination bago i-turnover sa mga imbestigador para sa case buildup.


Sasalang sa inquest proceedings sa Mandaluyong City Prosecutor’s Office ang suspek para sa kasong falsification of public document.


Ani NCRPO Director Major Gen. Anthony Aberin, resulta ito ng Enhanced Managing Police Operations (EMPO) na mabilis makatukoy at makapigil ng anumang panloloko’t ilegal na gawain.

 
 

by BRT @News | January 31, 2026



PCSO Ticket Lotto

Photo: File / Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office PCSO



Mula sa kasalukuyang P20, magiging P25 na ang presyo ng lotto ticket simula Pebrero 1, 2026 dahil palalakihin umano ang minimum jackpot at mga consolation prize nito. 

Ang tatama ng apat na numero, maaari nang manalo ng P1 milyon.


Sa pahayag ng Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) sa isang post sa kanilang social media account, bagama’t kasama sa mga pagbabago ang maingat na pagtaas sa presyo ng ticket, layunin nitong magbigay sa mga manlalaro ng “more competitive ‘risk-to-reward’ ratio.”


Ayon sa PCSO, mananatili ang progressive jackpot system. Kapag walang nanalo ng jackpot, patuloy na lalaki ang premyo hanggang sa may tumama sa lahat ng anim na numero.


Ani PCSO General Manager Mel Robles, ipinapakita sa naturang pagbabago ang pagsisikap ng PCSO na gawing mas kapana-panabik at mas kapaki-pakinabang ang bawat draw para sa mga manlalaro.


 
 
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