Singapore Pools’ latest TOTO draw has ended without a Group 1 winner, allowing the multi-million-dollar jackpot to roll over to an estimated $10 million for the next draw on Monday, 9 November.
The winning numbers for Draw No. 4232, held on Thursday, 5 November 2026, were 6, 13, 31, 34, 40 and 45. The additional number was 20.
The Group 1 prize stood at $5,587,132, but no ticket matched all six winning numbers. The entire jackpot amount will therefore be carried forward to the next draw, giving hopeful participants another opportunity to win a substantial cash prize.
Five Group 2 Winning Shares Worth $111,780 Each
Although nobody secured the top prize, five winning shares were recorded in Group 2, with each share receiving $111,780.
The winning tickets were purchased through several outlets across Singapore, including NTUC FairPrice Canberra Plaza, 7-Eleven at Eunos Crescent, NTUC FairPrice Lot 1 Shoppers’ Mall and Superbowl Jurong.
One additional winning share was purchased through the Singapore Pools Account Betting Service using a System 7 entry.
Other prize categories also saw thousands of winning shares distributed. Group 3 recorded 198 winning shares, with each receiving $1,941, while Group 4 had 532 winning shares worth $394 each.
For the lower prize categories, Group 5 recorded 11,073 winning shares at $50 each, Group 6 had 15,149 winning shares at $25 each, and Group 7 recorded 203,459 winning shares at $10 each.
Next TOTO Draw Offers an Estimated $10 Million Jackpot
With the latest jackpot remaining unclaimed, the estimated Group 1 prize for the next TOTO draw has increased to $10 million.
The next draw is scheduled for Monday, 9 November 2026, at 9.30pm.
Participants with winning tickets should remember to claim their prizes before the deadline. According to Singapore Pools, prizes that remain unclaimed by 4 May 2027 will be channelled towards donations and grants managed by the Tote Board.
With the jackpot now reaching an estimated $10 million, the upcoming draw is expected to attract considerable attention from Singaporeans hoping for a life-changing windfall.
As always, TOTO outcomes are based on chance, and purchasing more entries does not guarantee a win.