Singapore TOTO winning numbers
Singapore TOTO
Singapore (statutory operator)
No confirmed draw yet. No source is wired up for this draw yet.
- Singapore TOTO is a ball-draw game, not a digit game: six numbers plus an additional number are drawn from a pool, and prizes fall into groups by how many you match.
- Because it is not a 4D game, nothing on a 4D slip is checked against it — the two are read completely differently.
- TOTO draws on Monday and Thursday, a different rhythm again from both the Singapore 4D draw and the Malaysian 4D operators.
- Where this table and Singapore Pools' own official result differ, the operator's result is the one that counts.
Where this table comes from
The numbers on this page are read from the Singapore Pools TOTO results page — the operator's own publication of the draw. We reformat it into the same table shape used across this site so that a slip can be checked the same way whichever operator it came from, but we do not change a digit.
If this table and Singapore Pools's official result ever disagree, Singapore Pools is right and we are wrong. Background reading on the 4-Digits game and on Sports Toto, one of the licensed operators.
A ball game, not a digit game
Singapore TOTO draws six numbers plus an additional number from a pool of balls. Prizes fall into groups by how many of your chosen numbers appear, so the reading is completely unlike a 4D slip: there is no first, second or third prize number, and nothing on a 4D ticket is ever checked against it. Background on Sports Toto, one of the licensed operators.
Why it appears on a 4D site
Singapore TOTO is searched from Malaysia alongside the Singapore 4D draw, usually by the same people on the same evening. Keeping it here means the Monday and Thursday draws are not a dead end for someone who followed a Singapore Pools link in from the 4D side. It is kept clearly separate so the two are never confused.