PCSO Swertres, EZ2 Draw Results Revealed for April 15, 2026 as Players Await New Lucky Numbers

The Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) has released the official Swertres lotto draw information for April 15, 2026, as thousands of bettors across the country continue trying their luck in daily number games.

The draw remains one of the most widely played lottery formats in the Philippines due to its low entry cost and frequent winning opportunities.

🎲 Swertres April 15, 2026 Draw Results

For the latest draw date, the official results are as follows:

2:00 PM draw: no result released yet
5:00 PM draw: no result released yet
9:00 PM draw: no result released yet

The jackpot prize for Swertres remains listed at Php 4,500.00 for this draw cycle.

📊 Previous Day Winning Numbers (April 14, 2026)

The PCSO also confirmed the results from the previous day’s draws:

2:00 PM: 2-3-1
5:00 PM: 3-6-8
9:00 PM: 7-6-0

These numbers continue to be referenced by players analyzing patterns and making predictions for upcoming draws.

🎫 How Swertres Lotto Works

Swertres requires players to select a combination of three numbers ranging from 0 to 9.

Players can either manually choose their numbers or opt for a “Lucky Pick” generated by the system. After selecting numbers, they choose their bet amount, pick their draw schedule, and purchase a ticket from an authorized outlet.

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💰 Claiming Prizes and Requirements

Winners must present their official lottery ticket at any PCSO outlet for verification before claiming prizes.

Players must be at least 18 years old to participate and to claim winnings.

Prizes above Php 10,000 are subject to tax under national tax regulations.

⚠️ Important Reminders for Players

Authorities remind participants that Swertres draws take place daily at 2:00 PM, 5:00 PM, and 9:00 PM, except during holidays.

Tickets should be kept intact and must not be damaged, altered, or defaced, as this may invalidate winnings.

Players are also warned to avoid individuals claiming to sell guaranteed winning numbers, as lotto outcomes are purely random.

🎯 EZ2 Lotto April 15, 2026 Results

The PCSO EZ2 Lotto results for the same date were also listed as follows:

2:00 PM draw: no result released yet
5:00 PM draw: no result released yet
9:00 PM draw: no result released yet

📊 Previous EZ2 Winning Numbers (April 14, 2026)

2:00 PM: 07-26
5:00 PM: 14-07
9:00 PM: 30-31

EZ2 remains one of the most played two-number lottery formats in the country.

🎫 How EZ2 Lotto Works

EZ2 requires players to pick two numbers from 01 to 31. Like Swertres, players can select their own combination or use a Lucky Pick option.

After selecting numbers and placing a bet, players receive a printed ticket that serves as proof for claiming any winnings.

⚠️ Rules and Player Guidelines

EZ2 draws are conducted daily at the same three time slots as Swertres.

Players must be 18 or older to participate, and prize claims require valid identification and winning tickets.

Officials also emphasize that lottery outcomes are random and should not be influenced by unofficial sources or prediction scams.

🧾 Summary

The PCSO has released Swertres and EZ2 lottery updates for April 15, 2026, with previous day winning numbers confirmed and new draw results pending for the current day.

🔑 Bulleted Takeaways

• Swertres and EZ2 draws held 3 times daily
• April 15 results not yet released at time of report
• April 14 Swertres winning numbers: 2-3-1, 3-6-8, 7-6-0
• April 14 EZ2 winning numbers: 07-26, 14-07, 30-31
• Jackpot: Swertres Php 4,500; EZ2 Php 4,000
• Must be 18+ to play and claim prizes
• Prizes above Php 10,000 taxed under law
• PCSO warns against fake “winning number” sellers