S$10 Million Toto Jackpot Up for Grabs in Jul. 31 Draw — 8th Time This Year
Singaporeans dreaming of striking it rich will have another chance this Thursday, as the Toto jackpot snowballs to an estimated S$10 million for the July 31 draw. According to Singapore Pools, this comes after three consecutive draws — held on July 21, 24, and 28 — saw no Group 1 winners.
This trend of missed wins has led to what’s known as a “cascade draw”, which occurs when the jackpot rolls over three times in a row. In such draws, if no Group 1 winner is found, the prize money cascades down to be distributed among Group 2 winners — resulting in a hefty payday for those who narrowly miss the top spot.
This Year Alone, Toto Has Hit S$10 Million Eight Times
If the S$10 million feels like déjà vu, you’re not wrong. This marks the eighth time in 2025 that the Toto jackpot has reached this level. The previous S$10 million draws took place on:
- Jan. 3
- Jan. 24
- Feb. 7
- Mar. 6
- Apr. 28
- Jun. 19
- Jul. 17
Notably, in the July 17 draw, the prize money of S$12.76 million was split amongst 12 Group 2 winners, as once again, no one hit the winning six numbers. That means each lucky player in Group 2 walked away with over S$1 million, a life-changing amount for missing just one digit.
Big Wins, Bigger Dreams — But the Odds Still Matter
While the chance to become a millionaire is thrilling, it’s worth noting that Toto’s odds for hitting Group 1 are 1 in 13,983,816 — meaning Lady Luck needs to be extremely generous. Still, the soaring jackpot continues to fuel excitement among Singaporeans hoping to defy the odds.
With the next draw scheduled for 9:30 PM on Thursday, July 31, queues are expected to form at Singapore Pools outlets and online ticket sales may see a surge. Whether it’s first-timers, seasoned punters, or those following 4D inspirations from recent viral incidents, anticipation is running high.
Will anyone finally claim the elusive prize, or will it roll over once more? All eyes are on the ball machine this Thursday night.
Disclaimer: Gambling should be approached responsibly. If you or someone you know is experiencing issues with gambling, contact the National Problem Gambling Helpline at 1800-6-668-668.