Upcoming draws 2D Lotto
Daily 2 PM · 5 PM · 9 PM PHT
Official schedule
- Daily
2D Lotto: Three Draws a Day, Fixed Prizes
2D Lotto, also called EZ2, is PCSO's simplest numbers game. Pick two numbers, choose your play type, and find out three times a day whether you've won a fixed cash prize.
Draws 2 PM · 5 PM · 9 PM PHT
Latest completed draw
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Prize Pending
- Pick 2 from 1-31
- Draw days Daily
- Draw times 2 PM · 5 PM · 9 PM PHT
- Prizes Fixed
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Upcoming draws and latest results
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Official results
- Pick 2 numbers from 1 to 31, the smallest pick of any PCSO game
- Three draws every single day: 2 PM, 5 PM, and 9 PM PHT
- Fixed prizes, so you know exactly what a win pays before you play
- Rambolito lets your numbers win in any order, trading prize size for easier odds
The numbers, in one picture
7 23
Choose your two numbers
Pick any two numbers between 1 and 31, or tap Lucky Pick to have them generated for you instantly.
Select your play type
Standard play (Straight) wins if your numbers match in exact order. Rambolito wins if your numbers match in any order, with an adjusted fixed prize.
Pick a draw and place your ticket
Choose the 2 PM, 5 PM, or 9 PM PHT draw, confirm your entry, and your ticket proof appears once it is placed. The physical PCSO ticket is held securely on your behalf.
Check your result
Results are posted after each draw. If you win, smaller prizes are claimed on your behalf and credited to your account, usually within days.
How 2D Lotto Works
2D Lotto is built around simplicity: choose two numbers between 1 and 31, and match them to the two numbers PCSO draws. Standard play requires an exact-order match. Because the number pool is small and the pick is just two digits, this is the most accessible PCSO game for new players. Draws happen at 2 PM, 5 PM, and 9 PM PHT every day, so there are 21 chances to win in any given week.
Straight vs. Rambolito: Choosing Your Play Type
Standard play (sometimes called Straight) means your two numbers must match the draw result in precisely the same order. Rambolito is available when your two numbers are different from each other: it covers both possible orderings, so a draw of 07-15 wins whether you played 07-15 or 15-07. The Rambolito prize is lower than the straight prize, reflecting the improved chance of winning. The app displays both prize amounts clearly before you confirm your ticket, so you can weigh the trade-off on the spot.
Why Players Return to EZ2 Every Day
Unlike jackpot games where the top prize varies week to week, 2D Lotto pays a fixed amount for every winning combination. That predictability appeals to players who want to know what a win means before they play, not after. The three-draws-a-day cadence also means the game fits naturally into a daily routine: a morning selection, an afternoon result at 2 PM, another at 5 PM, a final check at 9 PM. Many players treat individual draws as separate small bets rather than one weekly gamble.
Your Ticket, Secured on the Blockchain
When you play through Lotto.Works, your entry is permanently recorded on the Constellation Network Blockchain and cannot be changed or deleted by anyone. Once your ticket is placed, you receive a digital proof tied to that record. A real physical PCSO ticket is purchased and held securely on your behalf, so your claim is backed by an official government-issued ticket. This combination of digital permanence and physical backing means your entry is verifiable end-to-end.
Collecting Your Prize
2D Lotto prizes are fixed, so the app can show you the exact amounts before you confirm. If you win, Lotto.Works claims smaller prizes on your behalf and credits the net amount to your account, usually within days. Applicable withholding tax and any disclosed fees are deducted from the prize before crediting; nothing is charged upfront. For larger wins that require the official PCSO process, the physical winning ticket is released to you after verification, and the team will guide you through the next steps.
Common questions
What is the difference between 2D Lotto and EZ2?
They are the same game. EZ2 is the original PCSO name; 2D Lotto is the more common shorthand used on official results pages and by most players. Both names refer to the same pick-2-from-1-to-31 draw.
What time are the 2D Lotto draws in my timezone?
The official draw times are 2 PM, 5 PM, and 9 PM Philippine Time (PHT, UTC+8). The Lotto.Works app automatically converts these to your local timezone so you always know exactly when the next draw closes.
How much does a winning 2D Lotto Straight ticket pay?
2D Lotto pays fixed prizes, so the amount does not vary like a jackpot game. The app shows the current prize amounts for both Straight and Rambolito before you confirm your ticket. Check the app for the latest figures.
Can I play all three draws at once?
Yes. You can place tickets for each draw separately through the app. Each draw is treated as an independent entry, so you can play the same numbers across all three draws in a single session if you choose.
What happens if my ticket is a winner but I am outside the Philippines?
Lotto.Works handles the prize-claiming process on your behalf. Smaller prizes are credited to your account without you needing to be present in the Philippines. For large wins requiring the official PCSO claim process, the team will contact you and guide you through the steps remotely, and the physical ticket is released after verification.
Is there any difference between the 2 PM, 5 PM, and 9 PM draws?
No. All three draws follow identical rules, use the same number pool (1–31), and pay the same fixed prizes. The only difference is the time. Choosing which draw to play is purely a matter of preference or convenience.
