Looking for quick, trustworthy Toto match results? Maybe you want to check tickets, track jackpots, or just plan your next bet. You’ll find the latest winning numbers and prize breakdowns here, compare your picks with current draws, and see how the prize groups and shares actually affect what you win.

This article points you to live Toto results, explains how prizes split up across groups, and shows which bet types can change your odds or costs.

You’ll also get a straightforward look at Singapore Toto details and jackpot patterns, so you know what’s worth paying attention to when you check your result.

Latest Toto Match Results

You can check recent Singapore Toto draw numbers, prize tiers, and see if your ticket matches the winning combo.

The next parts show you where to get official results, what the Additional Number means, and how to verify your ticket.

Where to Find Official Toto Results

Head to the Singapore Pools website for official Toto results. They post winning numbers and prize breakdowns right after each draw.

You can also browse their past draws archive by month and year.

Skip unofficial sites that don’t cite Singapore Pools—they might have old or wrong numbers.

Look for pages showing the draw date, the six winning numbers, the Additional Number, and the full prize table (Groups 1–7).

If you want results as they come out, use the live results page during the draw. For older draws, use the draw history tool and plug in the date or draw number for exact details and prize unit counts.

Understanding Winning Numbers and Additional Number

Toto draws six main numbers from 1–49. Then, they pick the Additional Number from what’s left.

That Additional Number only matters for certain prize groups and can bump your ticket into a higher prize.

Match all six main numbers and you’ll score the Group 1 prize. If you get five main numbers plus the Additional Number, you usually land in the next-highest group.

Prize amounts change based on ticket sales and how many winners there are. Singapore Pools posts the prize breakdown and the units per group after every draw.

Prize shares can shift, and Singapore Pools lists the exact prize per unit, so you can double-check how much you’ll get if you win.

Checking Your Singapore Toto Ticket

Compare your numbers to the six winning numbers and the Additional Number. Count how many main numbers you matched.

If the Additional Number matches, see if it helps you qualify for a higher prize group. Use the Singapore Pools prize table to confirm your group.

Check the claim deadlines and the ways you can claim, as listed by Singapore Pools. Keep your ticket somewhere safe.

If you think you’ve won, bring the ticket to an authorized outlet or follow Singapore Pools’ claim process online.

Toto Prize Groups and Winning Shares

Toto splits prizes into fixed tiers and a jackpot that grows. You’ll see a Group 1 top prize, plus lower groups.

Each group pays out depending on how many numbers you match and how many people share the pool.

Prize Group Structure and Odds

Toto has numbered prize groups—Group 1 through Group 7, usually. Each group depends on how many winning numbers you match.

• Group 1: Match all main numbers. That’s the jackpot.
• Groups 2–7: These depend on matching fewer numbers or including the additional number.

Odds shift by group and play style. For a basic 6-number game:

• Matching all 6 numbers (Group 1) is the toughest.
• Lower groups give you better odds, but the payouts drop.

Always check the published odds for your specific bet, since bet types (like system entries or multiple-board bets) change your chances for each group.

Calculating Share Amounts

Toto splits the prize pool for each pari-mutuel group between all winners.

• The share amount is the group pool divided by the number of winning shares.
• If just one Group 1 ticket wins, that ticket gets the full Group 1 amount. If there are several, they split it.

For fixed-prize groups (if there are any), each winner gets a set amount.

For pari-mutuel groups, estimate your payout by checking the announced pool size and the number of winning shares after the draw.

How the Toto Jackpot Works

The Toto jackpot sits in the Group 1 pool and grows when nobody matches all main numbers.

• Singapore Pools adds a portion of ticket sales to Group 1 each draw.
• If nobody wins Group 1, the whole pool rolls over to the next draw.

When someone finally wins Group 1, they split the pool among all winning tickets. The official draw statement lists the Group 1 prize and the total share amount after rounding.

You can check the prize breakdown to see exactly how much you’d get per winning share.

Bet Types and Entry Methods in Toto

You can play a simple six-number bet, pick more numbers for extra combinations, or use digital options that handle entries and repeat draws for you.

Costs go up with more combinations, and each bet type changes how many ordinary entries you get and how prizes work.

Ordinary Entry and QuickPick

An Ordinary Entry means you pick six numbers from 1 to 49. Each Ordinary Entry costs S$1 and gives you one shot at the Group 1 prize.

You can buy more than one Ordinary Entry on the same slip—every extra line is another S$1.

QuickPick lets the system choose numbers at random for you. You can get one or several Ordinary Entries this way.

The price stays the same: S$1 per Ordinary Entry. QuickPick is handy if you’re in a rush or don’t want to pick numbers yourself.

No matter how you pick, every line has the same odds. Don’t lose your ticket or digital receipt—you’ll need it to claim any prize.

System Entries: System 7 to System 12

System Entries let you pick more than six numbers, and the system generates all possible six-number combos from your picks. For example:

• System 7: pick 7 numbers, get 7 ordinary entries, pay S$7.
• System 8: pick 8 numbers, get 28 entries, pay S$28.
• System 9–12 ramp up to 84, 210, 462, and 924 entries.

Each entry costs S$1. So a System 12 creates 924 entries and costs S$924.

A QuickPick System entry works the same way, but the system chooses your numbers.

System Entries boost your number of combinations, and you can win multiple prizes in one draw since you’re holding many ordinary entries at once.

System Roll Options

System Roll (sometimes shown as “R” or Roll) lets you lock in five numbers and then pairs them with each of the remaining 44 numbers as the sixth pick. That gives you 44 entries and costs S$44.

System Roll is useful if you’re sure about five numbers but want to cover every option for the sixth. You can even combine it with QuickPick for the rolling slot.

Singapore Toto: Key Details and Notable Jackpots

Singapore Toto is a national lottery run by Singapore Pools.

You can buy tickets at shops or online with your Singapore Pools Account. Prizes range from small payouts all the way up to multimillion-dollar jackpots.

Claiming Toto Prizes and Unclaimed Winnings

You can pick up smaller prizes (up to a certain cap) at retail outlets. For bigger wins, you’ll need to go to a Singapore Pools branch or use your account if it’s an e-bet.

Bring your ID and the original ticket if you’re claiming in person.

Unclaimed winnings go through a process after the claim period ends. Singapore Pools transfers those funds to the Tote Board, which uses them for community projects, grants, and donations in Singapore.

Biggest Toto Jackpots and Winners

Toto jackpots can get huge when top prizes roll over for multiple draws.

Some wins have topped $10 million after several rollovers. Sometimes a single ticket wins it all, other times a group splits the Group 1 prize.

Always check jackpot amounts on official Singapore Pools releases or in your account. The jackpot size depends on ticket sales and rollovers, and cascade rules can push the prize even higher if nobody wins Group 1 for a while.

Role of Tote Board and Community Benefits

The Tote Board manages how lottery proceeds get used, making sure the funds actually support public causes. They collect unclaimed prizes and take a portion of lottery revenue to redistribute.

You might not notice it, but you benefit when some of those proceeds go into healthcare, sports, the arts, or social-service grants. The Tote Board also shares details about their grant programs and donation goals, so if you’re curious, you can check how lottery money helps out with community projects and national efforts.

Editor’s notes

A long-term view removes disappointment from short-term misses. Over time, patterns reveal themselves naturally. Rushing short-term wins often sacrifices long-term clarity.