Two lucky TOTO players are celebrating a multimillion-dollar windfall after Singapore’s November 9, 2026, cascade draw produced two Group 1 winning tickets that shared a jackpot of S$12,198,558.
Each winning ticket is entitled to S$6,099,279, after the top prize rolled over through three consecutive draws without a Group 1 winner.
The winning numbers for Draw 4233 were 5, 27, 29, 38, 40 and 43, with 4 drawn as the additional number.
According to Singapore Pools, both Group 1 winning tickets were purchased through its Account Betting Service. One was a QuickPick System 7 Entry, while the other was a QuickPick Ordinary Entry.
The result ended a jackpot run that had attracted widespread attention across Singapore, with the estimated prize reaching around S$10 million before the draw. The final prize pool climbed even higher, closing at almost S$12.2 million.
Winning Numbers and Full TOTO Prize Breakdown
The November 9 draw was Singapore TOTO Draw No. 4233. The six main numbers and additional number were confirmed on the official Singapore Pools results page.
| Prize Group | Winning Shares | Prize Per Share |
|---|---|---|
| Group 1 | 2 | S$6,099,279 |
| Group 2 | 12 | S$115,990 |
| Group 3 | 503 | S$1,903 |
| Group 4 | 1,249 | S$418 |
| Group 5 | 27,707 | S$50 |
| Group 6 | 36,396 | S$25 |
| Group 7 | 509,079 | S$10 |
The draw generated winning shares across all seven prize groups, with more than half a million Group 7 shares alone.
How the S$12.2 Million Jackpot Snowballed
The jackpot grew because no ticket matched all six main numbers in the three preceding draws.
The prize pool increased as follows:
- October 29: S$1,192,876
- November 2: S$2,932,367
- November 5: S$5,587,132
- November 9: S$12,198,558
The November 9 draw was the fourth draw in the cascade sequence. Under the TOTO cascade mechanism, if no Group 1 winner emerges by the fourth draw, the accumulated Group 1 prize is distributed among the winning shares in Group 2.
This time, two tickets matched all six numbers, so the full jackpot was awarded to Group 1 rather than cascading to the next prize group.
Two Winning Tickets Were Bought Through Singapore Pools’ Online Account Service
One notable detail is that both jackpot-winning tickets were purchased through Singapore Pools’ Account Betting Service.
The winning entries were different types of QuickPick bets: one QuickPick System 7 Entry and one QuickPick Ordinary Entry.
A QuickPick selection is generated automatically rather than chosen manually by the player. A System 7 entry covers additional number combinations compared with an ordinary entry, which is why the two ticket types have different costs and coverage.
Singapore Pools’ published results confirm the two winning shares and their purchase channel.
TOTO Jackpot Had Already Crossed S$10 Million Several Times in 2026
The November 9 result marked the fifth occasion in 2026 that the TOTO top prize pool reached the S$10 million level.
Previous major jackpot occasions included the January 29, May 4 and July 13 draws, as well as the February 27 TOTO Hongbao draw.
The July 13 cascade draw also produced two Group 1 winning tickets, which shared a jackpot of approximately S$12.8 million.
The latest result therefore continued a year in which several large TOTO prize pools have captured public attention.
When Is the Next Singapore TOTO Draw?
With the November 9 jackpot claimed, the next TOTO draw is scheduled for Thursday, November 12, 2026.
Singapore Pools lists the estimated next jackpot at S$1 million.
The operator typically holds TOTO draws on Mondays and Thursdays. Players should check the official Singapore Pools website for the latest draw information and verify their tickets against the published results.
A Reminder for TOTO Players
Although the November 9 jackpot created two new millionaires, lottery results are random. Previous winning numbers and number-frequency patterns cannot reliably predict the outcome of future draws.
Players should check their tickets carefully, use official Singapore Pools information and gamble responsibly.
The November 9 draw delivered a S$12.2 million jackpot, but the biggest surprise was how two different QuickPick entries ended the cascade and secured more than S$6 million each.
