One lucky individual struck gold on 19 Jun 2025, walking away with Singapore’s latest TOTO jackpot worth a whopping S$12,323,051.
The winning ticket was purchased at the Singapore Pools outlet inside NTUC FairPrice at Yew Tee Point’s basement level, next to the MRT station.
This outlet has now produced its highest-ever jackpot winner, according to Singapore Pools records.
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The victorious numbers were 1, 10, 37, 40, 45, and 47, with 19 serving as the additional number. The winning ticket was a QuickPick System 7 Entry.
Single Winner Takes S$12.3 Million Prize Pool
Thursday’s draw marked a rare occurrence where only one person claimed the top prize.
The Group 2 prize told a different story, with 13 winners splitting over S$1.41 million. Each Group 2 winner received S$108,637.
This single-winner jackpot represents the first of its kind among 2025’s cascade draws. The previous five cascade draws this year all had at least two winners sharing the top prize.
The last time a single ticket claimed an entire TOTO jackpot was on 9 May 2024, when one winner took home S$13 million – still the record amount in TOTO history.
Sixth Cascade Draw of 2025 Follows Three Consecutive Rollovers
The 19 Jun draw became a cascade after three straight draws failed to produce Group 1 winners. No one matched all six numbers on 9 Jun, 12 Jun, or 16 Jun, causing the prize money to snowball.
The jackpot had grown from an estimated S$10 million to its final amount of over S$12.3 million by draw day. The last Group 1 winner before this cascade was on 5 Jun 2025, when someone won S$1,262,313.
Cascade draws operate under special rules where the jackpot gets distributed to Group 2 winners if no Group 1 winner emerges. If Group 2 also has no winners, the prize cascades down to Group 3 winners, and so forth.
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Singapore has experienced six cascade draws in 2025 so far. Previous cascade draws occurred on 3 Jan (New Year Draw), 24 Jan (Reunion Draw), 7 Feb (Hong Bao Draw), 6 Mar, and 28 Apr.
The next TOTO draw is scheduled for Monday, 23 Jun, with an estimated jackpot of S$1 million.
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