Toto (Singapore) Lottery Results & Winning Numbers

• Every year, there is a special drawing named Toto Hongbao, with especially high prizes. That is why many of the Singapore Toto biggest jackpots occurred in February.
• The minimum possible jackpot is $1 million, regardless of the total money collected in the prize pool.
• The three smallest prizes are always fixed.
• Toto can only be played locally, at the outlets in Singapore, or online through the official website.
• Players can opt for system bets that might cost up to S$924 per ticket and comprise the same number of combinations.
• If there is no winner, there is no rollover to the next drawing. Instead, a cascade drawing occurs at 09:30 p.m. If there still is no winner, the total jackpot amount (38% of the prize pool) is paid to the next prize group.
• Winners of the Singapore Toto game have up to 180 days to claim their prize.

How to Play Toto?

1. Toto is available online for residents or at local retailers in Singapore only. If that is not a possibility for you, there are dozens of other high-quality games that you can play on the best lottery websites. You can also play it by phone.
2. Ask for a play slip or open it online and play by picking six numbers from 1 to 49. It is possible to pay more for system bets, which cover more combinations.
3. Once you are satisfied with your picks, you can proceed to pay with your favorite payment method.
4. Bookmark this page to make sure you will not lose any of the Toto results.

Toto Ticket Cost

• S$1 per entry.

Advance Draws

There are two alternatives called Toto subscriptions that can allow you to play in several drawings at once. The first possibility is by phone, which allows up to three drawings at a time. On the other hand, online purchases allow subscriptions online for up to 10 consecutive drawings. There is a maximum stake of $50 per drawing. Do not forget to come to this exact same page to check the Toto results.

The Top Toto Winners Stories

Singapore does not disclose information about its winners, but there is a story told by an actual winner. Back on December 16, 2017, a 58-year-old regular player of Toto made a bet for the drawing on December 18. In February 2018, he decided to check a few bets online and finished checking them right before bed. To his own surprise, he had been a winner of the top prize of $572,571 (after sharing) since December. The first thing he did after claiming it was to give five $10,000 gifts to some relatives as a token of appreciation. The rest went to his own investments.

Toto History

Toto has faced some important changes since it was created. We brought you the complete history of the Singaporean lottery game:

• 1968 – Although Toto had been available in Singapore since the early 1960s, its manual version was launched on June 9, 1968.
• 1981 – The “snowball effect” that divides the prize to the lower tier in case of no jackpot winner was added. 
• 1986 – In May, it adapted to become a 5/49 game. 
• 1988 – The game is changed once again and acquires a 6/42 matrix. 
• 1997 – The format is changed once more to a 6/45 format. 
• 1999 – Inclusion of the Toto Millenium Draw. 
• 2000 – The HongBao Draw was introduced. 
• 2004 – The game format changed for the last time and became the current 6/49 game.
• 2006 – Year of introduction of the Mooncake Draw in October.
• 2016 – Online ticket sales are launched