Pricing
What a lotto ticket costs
PCSO sets the price per play, and it is only a few pesos for a standard ticket. The app always shows the exact total before you confirm.
Pricing
You see the price first
The app shows the exact total for your ticket before you confirm. PCSO sets the price per play, and there is nothing added after you tap pay.
Standard play: a few pesos
Each PCSO game has a price per play that PCSO itself sets. A single standard line is inexpensive. Jackpot games and digit games differ slightly in price, and the app displays the current price for whatever you have selected so you always know what you are committing to.
Why System Play costs more
System Play enters every possible combination from a larger set of numbers you choose. A single System ticket is really many plays at once. The total is the price per play multiplied by the number of combinations covered, which can add up quickly. The app shows you the combination count and the full total before you confirm. There is no maths to do yourself.
What to know about ticket pricing
- PCSO sets the price for each game and play type; the app reflects those official prices.
- A standard single play is only a few pesos, making each draw accessible.
- System Play costs more because it covers more combinations, not because of any fee on top.
- The exact total, including any disclosed fees, is shown before you pay.
Common questions
How much is a PCSO lotto ticket?
A standard single play is only a few pesos; PCSO sets the exact price per game. The app shows the precise total for your selection before you pay.
Why is my System Play ticket more expensive?
System Play covers every combination of a larger set of numbers, so you are paying for many plays at once. The cost scales with the number of combinations.