PCSO Results Today: Swertres 3D and EZ2 2D for November 9, 2026
Monday's PCSO digit games are in. The 2:00 PM Swertres 3D draw landed 5-9-7, the 5:00 PM Swertres 3D draw came out 1-1-9, the 2:00 PM EZ2 2D draw hit 01-19, and the 5:00 PM EZ2 2D draw closed at 27-20. That's four number sets across two games and two draw times, all drawn on November 9, 2026.
If you played a straight bet on 5-9-7 in the afternoon Swertres, or a 1-1-9 in the evening draw, you were holding the winning line. The repeated 1 in the 5:00 PM result is the most notable feature of the day — a double-digit outcome that wipes out a large share of the standard 720-combination straight pool. The full board sits in the table above; below we break down the digits, the pairings, and what regular Swertres and EZ2 players usually do with a board like this.
| Game | Winning combination | Jackpot (PHP) | Winners |
|---|---|---|---|
| Swertres 3D 2:00 PM | 5-9-7 | ||
| Swertres 3D 5:00 PM | 1-1-9 | ||
| EZ2 2D 2:00 PM | 01-19 | ||
| EZ2 2D 5:00 PM | 27-20 | ||
| Swertres 3D 2:00 PM | 5-9-7 | ||
| Swertres 3D 5:00 PM | 1-1-9 |
Full Board at a Glance: Four Winning Lines, Two Games
The table above lists every result released on November 9, 2026. For clarity, here is how the draws map to the game structure PCSO uses:
- Swertres 3D (2:00 PM): 5-9-7 — three distinct digits, no repeats.
- Swertres 3D (5:00 PM): 1-1-9 — a pair of 1s plus a 9.
- EZ2 2D (2:00 PM): 01-19 — first number low (01), second number mid-high (19).
- EZ2 2D (5:00 PM): 27-20 — both numbers sit in the 20s, with 27 above 20.
Note the structure difference. Swertres is a three-digit game where 5-9-7 and 7-9-5 are different straight combinations, and where a number like 1-1-9 contains a repeated digit. EZ2 is a two-number game, each number running from 01 to 31, so 01-19 and 27-20 are ordered pairs, not unordered sets. That ordering matters: 19-01 is a different ticket from 01-19.
Because PCSO releases these draws six days a week, Monday results like these are useful mainly as a record of what actually came out — not as a forecast. Each draw is independent, and the November 9 board has no bearing on November 10.
Swertres 3D Breakdown: What 5-9-7 and 1-1-9 Show
Across the two Swertres draws, the nine digits drawn were: 5, 9, 7, 1, 1, 9. If you count the evening draw's repeated 1, that's 1 appearing twice, 9 appearing twice, and 5 and 7 once each. No digit from 0 to 4 showed up at all across both Swertres draws — an unusual cluster at the high end of the digit range.
Here is a practical way to read a Swertres board. Take the 5:00 PM result, 1-1-9. Because two digits repeat, the number of distinct permutations drops from 720 to 360 — so a straight bet on any one arrangement of those three digits is one of 360 equally likely outcomes, not one of 720. The probability of that exact line being drawn is 1 in 1,000, which is the same for every three-digit combination. A repeated digit does not make a result more likely; it just means fewer distinct permutations map to the same digit set.
Compare with 5-9-7 in the afternoon. All three digits differ, so there are six permutations of that digit set (597, 579, 957, 975, 759, 795). If you play a rambol (unordered) bet on 5-9-7, you're covering all six arrangements in one ticket, and the payout is correspondingly smaller than a straight bet. If you play it straight, only the exact order 5-9-7 pays.
A useful habit: before you log a result, note whether the draw was straight or rambol in your own play. A winning rambol ticket on 5-9-7 is not the same wager, or the same payout, as a straight ticket on 5-9-7.
EZ2 2D Breakdown: 01-19 and 27-20
EZ2 carries numbers from 01 to 31 in each position, giving 31 × 31 = 961 possible ordered pairs. Monday's two results land in different zones:
- 01-19: the first number is the minimum possible (01), the second sits in the teens. A wide spread across the range.
- 27-20: both numbers are in the 20s, with the 27 in the first slot and the 20 in the second. A narrow spread.
The spread difference is worth noting if you track pairs over time. A 01-19 result sits at the extreme low end of the first position; a 27-20 result sits high in the first position and mid-high in the second. Over a long run, each of the 961 pairs has the same chance of appearing on any given draw, so neither the wide-spread nor the narrow-spread look means anything predictive. What it does mean is that a player who only ever plays pairs within a narrow band (say, both numbers between 15 and 25) covers 121 of the 961 pairs — about 12.6% of the outcome space.
That's the practical takeaway for EZ2: decide deliberately how wide your coverage is. Narrow bands mean fewer tickets and bigger payouts per hit, but a proportionally smaller slice of the possible results. Wide coverage costs more per draw and pays less per winning ticket.
A Worked Example: Reading the Board Like a Regular
Here's how a disciplined Swertres player would process the November 9 board, using realistic figures. Suppose a player budgets ₱60 per day for Swertres across both draws. A straight bet at ₱10 per combination, with the standard Swertres minimum of ₱10 per ticket, allows six tickets per day. Splitting evenly, that's three tickets for the 2:00 PM draw and three for the 5:00 PM draw.
On this board, if the player had placed three straight tickets in the afternoon and one of them happened to be 5-9-7, that ticket hits. The payout for a straight Swertres win at the minimum ₱10 stake is ₱4,500 — a 1 in 1,000 shot landing, so the return on that single ₱10 is 450 to 1. The other two tickets lose. In the evening, three more tickets, one of which would have needed to be exactly 1-1-9 to pay; if none matched, those three are lost.
Now the checklist for logging the day:
- Record the draw time and game name, not just the numbers. 5-9-7 at 2:00 PM is a different record from a 5-9-7 at 5:00 PM.
- Note whether you played straight or rambol, and at what stake.
- Write down the actual payout received, not the advertised prize.
- Compare total stake to total payout once a month, not once a day.
That last point is the one most players skip. A single winning day like this one can mask a month of ₱60-a-day stakes — ₱1,800 a month, over ₱21,600 a year. The ₱4,500 hit is real, but it has to be measured against the full stake, not against the day.
How PCSO Draws Work and What the Payouts Are
PCSO conducts Swertres 3D and EZ2 2D draws at its draw center in Metro Manila under the PCSO's charter and the regulatory framework covering its gaming operations. Draws are held six days a week, with afternoon and evening sessions. The results above were released for November 9, 2026, and are the figures you should use if you're reconciling a ticket from that date.
Standard prize levels, which are fixed rather than pari-mutuel for these digit games:
- Swertres 3D straight: ₱4,500 for a ₱10 bet (₱450 per ₱1).
- Swertres 3D rambol (three distinct digits): ₱750 for a ₱10 bet.
- Swertres 3D rambol with a repeated digit (like 1-1-9): ₱1,500 for a ₱10 bet, since there are only three distinct permutations instead of six.
- EZ2 2D: ₱4,000 for a ₱10 bet on the exact ordered pair.
Prizes are claimed at PCSO branches and authorized outlets; tickets are valid for one year from the draw date. For a ₱4,500 Swertres win, expect to claim in person with valid ID. There is no wagering requirement, no bonus multiplier, and no playthrough attached to a PCSO prize — it is a fixed cash prize, paid in full, unlike the promotional mechanics you'd see at an online casino.
What This Board Does Not Tell You
The single most important thing to say about November 9 is that it is a record, not a signal. The digits 5, 9, 7, 1, 1, 9 came out; they did not become "hot," and 0 through 4 did not become "due." Each Swertres draw is an independent uniform selection from 000 to 999, and each EZ2 draw is an independent selection from 01-31 in two positions. No pattern in this board changes the next draw's probabilities by a single percentage point.
What a results page is genuinely good for: verifying a ticket, reconciling a player's ledger, and building a personal record you can review honestly. Use the table above to check your numbers for November 9, 2026. Then put the board down. The next set of Swertres and EZ2 results is a fresh draw with the same odds as every draw before it.
If you play, set the daily stake before you look at the board, and treat a win as a return on a long sequence of tickets rather than a system that worked. That's the only edge available in a fixed-odds digit game, and it's a budgeting edge, not a predictive one.
Frequently Asked Questions
What were the PCSO Swertres results on November 9, 2026?
The 2:00 PM Swertres 3D draw was 5-9-7 and the 5:00 PM draw was 1-1-9, both released on November 9, 2026.
What were the EZ2 results for November 9, 2026?
EZ2 2D drew 01-19 at 2:00 PM and 27-20 at 5:00 PM on November 9, 2026. EZ2 pairs are ordered, so 19-01 is a different ticket from 01-19.
How much does a straight Swertres win pay?
A straight Swertres 3D win pays ₱4,500 on the standard ₱10 minimum stake. A rambol bet pays ₱750 with three distinct digits, or ₱1,500 when the winning number contains a repeated digit like 1-1-9.
Can I use today's results to predict tomorrow's draw?
No. Each Swertres and EZ2 draw is independent, and every three-digit combination has a 1 in 1,000 chance regardless of what came out before. Results are best used to verify tickets and track your own spending.
