Philippines GrandLotto 6/55

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Philippines have experienced tremendous growth in lotto games over the years and this is evidenced by the games that have been introduced in the country within the past decade. Before the introduction of Philippines GrandLotto 6/55 on April 19, 2010, there was another lotto game known as The Power Lotto which was effectively replaced by the GrandLotto 6/55.

To give you an overview, Philippines GrandLotto 6/55 just like any other lotto game, is a game of chance and there is no single strategy that guarantees you results. Players have a pool of 1 to 55 numbers from which they should choose 6 numbers that are entered in a draw which takes place thrice a week on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday. The cost per play in this game is 20 Philippine pesos and the minimum jackpot is 30 million pesos.

Playing GrandLotto 6/55

As pointed above, playing this game only costs 20 pesos and the procedure is very simple. First of all, you visit an authorized retail outlet from where you will be given a playslip. You have the option of using computer generated numbers through the Lucky Pick system or manually choose the numbers yourself. The total numbers you should pick are 6 from a collection of 1 to 55 numbers.

Once you pick your numbers through whichever way that pleases you, you should mark those numbers on the Philippines GrandLotto 6/55 playslip and hand in the slip to the clerk who will proceed to generate a ticket for you.

System Plays

In addition to the standard 6 number play, this game also gives you the opportunity for system plays. There are different types of system plays categorized according to the game type and cost as follows:

• The first system play is system 5R also known as 5 roll, which costs 100 pesos.
• The second is system 7 which has 7 combinations and costs 140 pesos per system play
• The third system play is system 8. This comprises 28 combinations and comes at a cost of 560 pesos.
• System 9 with 84 combinations costs 1,680 pesos.
• The other system plays are system 10, 11 and 12 with 210, 462, and 924 combinations respectively. The costs for these system plays are 4,200, 9,240 and 18,480 pesos in that order.

As a beginner, you may want to go for the standard play first before you graduate into system plays. However, no one stops you from venturing to system plays straight away.

If you want to participate in advance draws, Philippines GrandLotto 6/55 gives you a chance to play up to a maximum of 6 consecutive draws. Should you decide to take part in this, you should indicate the same on the playslip before handing it in for the ticket generation.

Ticket Accuracy and Handling

It is important that you confirm the accuracy of your ticket immediately, it is handed over to you because mistakes do occur which can be costly. Some of the things to look out for when the ticket is handed over to you include:

• The name of the game you have been entered for
• The number of plays and their respective dates in case of advance draws
• The amount captured
• The ticket generation date
• The number selections

Once you ascertain that all the above details are correct as per your choice, you should then proceed to sign up your ticket at the back as a sign of authentication and ownership. If you do not do this, you expose yourself to unnecessary losses and someone claiming your prize if the ticket is lost and picked by the said bearer.

Philippines GrandLotto 6/55 Drawing

The draws for this game are held 3 times in a week on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays. For transparency and integrity purposes, the drawing is broadcast live on PTV4 as from 9.00 p.m. when the process kicks off. It is important to note that this game is not open to players who are yet to attain the legal age of 18.

Immediately after drawing is concluded, you need to confirm whether your ticket has won a prize or not. You can do this online on the official website, call the lotto offices, or visit your nearest authorized retailer.

The odds of winning the jackpot in the Philippines GrandLotto 6/55 are 1:28,989,675. This game has the largest number format (6/55) and as such it is built as the toughest pick-6 Filipino game to win.

In order to win the jackpot, which starts at 30 million Philippine pesos you have to match all the 6 numbers drawn. Since the GrandLotto 6/55 is a pari-mutuel game, the prize is divided equally among the winning players should there be more than one winner for the jackpot prize. In case a winner is not identified, the jackpot prize is rolled over to the next draw which means it keeps on growing.

The second prize of up to 200, 000 pesos is won by matching 5 out of the 6 winning numbers.

The third prize is 3,000 pesos and is won by the player or players who match 4 out of the 6 winning numbers in any order.

The last prize, which is more of a consolation prize is 20 pesos and you can win this if you match 3 out of the 6 numbers.