Toto Simulator

🎰Toto Odds

An educational look at the real numbers behind the Singapore Toto jackpot. This tool does not encourage betting. It simply shows you the odds and what a 1 dollar board is worth on average.

Number of boards (Ordinary bets) each board is one set of 6 numbers

Price per board as of 2026, edit if changed

Draws per year you would play 2 draws each week is 104

Estimated jackpot (Group 1) prize as of 2026 it starts at 1,000,000 and snowballs, edit to a current draw

Chance of winning the Group 1 jackpot with one board

1 in 13,983,816

Average value returned per 1 dollar board (expected value)

Average amount returned as prizes
Average net loss

If you bought every draw for a year

Sources: Singapore Pools, TOTO Prize Structure and TOTO Game Rules. The jackpot is matching all 6 winning numbers from 49, which is 1 in 13,983,816 (the count of 6 number combinations, written C(49,6)). 54 percent of each draw's sales goes into the prize pool, with the Group 1 share at 38 percent and a 1,000,000 minimum that snowballs. The fixed lower prizes are 50 dollars (Group 5), 25 dollars (Group 6) and 10 dollars (Group 7).

General information only, not financial advice, and not a recommendation to gamble. The expected value shown is a simplified estimate: it uses the fixed lower tier prizes plus your editable jackpot figure, and it ignores Groups 2 to 4 (whose payouts depend on how many people win and split), so the true return is in the same ballpark but not exact. Lottery returns are negative by design. Verify all figures with the official Singapore Pools source above. If betting is no longer fun, the National Council on Problem Gambling helpline is 1800 6 668 668.