$2.9 Million Illinois Lotto Jackpot Stays Put—Numbers 4-6-10-35-37-38 Tease, Don’t Pay (Yet)

• ⚡ Illinois Lottery Daily Quick Report & Payout Info
• Winning Numbers: Illinois Lotto: 4-6-10-35-37-38 (+ Extra Shot: 6); Lotto Million 1: 9-15-19-26-42-48; Lotto Million 2: 3-5-7-8-16-17.
• Jackpot Status: Bad news for players, but great news for the jackpot: the Illinois Lotto top prize sits at $2.9 million (no jackpot hit reported).
• Drawing Time: Drawings are held at 10:59 PM ET on Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday.
• Payout Chart: Scroll to the prize tier notes below for what matches typically pay and how Extra Shot can change the math.
• TrendPick AI Insight: Today’s main draw leaned even-heavy and split cleanly into low (4-10) and high (35-38) clusters—classic “two-islands” behavior.

The Illinois Lottery Daily results for Monday, February 9, 2026 featured Illinois Lotto winning numbers 4-6-10-35-37-38 with Extra Shot: 6. The advertised Illinois Lotto jackpot was $2.9 million, and there was no indication of a jackpot-winning ticket in the provided draw data. Two Lotto Million draws also posted: 9-15-19-26-42-48 and 3-5-7-8-16-17.

Illinois Lottery Daily lottery results – Monday, February 9, 2026

Illinois Lotto results (with Extra Shot)

Let’s start with the money, because that’s why we’re all here pretending we “like the thrill.” The Illinois Lotto jackpot is sitting at $2.9 million. If you didn’t hit, congratulations: you helped the pot bulk up like it’s carb-loading for a marathon.

Illinois Lotto winning numbers:

4610353738+ Extra Shot:6

Lotto Million results (add-on draws)

These Lotto Million sets are the little side quests—lower stakes, quicker dopamine, and still the same ruthless odds doing their best villain impression.

Lotto Million 1:

91519264248

Lotto Million 2:

35781617

Trend metrics table (Illinois Lotto)

Illinois Lotto deep dive – patterns & “almost” moments (Feb 9, 2026)

Low vs. high split: two little camps

The main draw broke neatly into two clusters: 4-6-10 on the low end and 35-37-38 up top. That’s the lottery equivalent of a party where everyone either hangs by the snack table or crowds the balcony—nothing much happening in the middle.

The **TrendPick AI Engine** detected a pronounced “two-islands distribution,” which often tricks players into thinking it’s meaningful. (It’s not meaningful. It’s just aesthetically pleasing. The odds don’t care about your vibes.) Still, if you’re tracking patterns for entertainment—or to avoid repeating the same quick-pick heartbreak—this is a clean example of a split draw.

Consecutive numbers: the 37-38 tag team

We got a small run with 37-38. Consecutives always spark the “no way that happens” reaction, right up until it happens. They’re not magic, not cursed, not blessed—just regular numbers wearing a trench coat.

Even-heavy, but not extreme

With four evens (4, 6, 10, 38) and two odds (35, 37), the mix leaned even. Not an outlier, just a gentle nudge. If your “system” requires a strict 3/3 split, today was a reminder that systems are great at one thing: making humans feel in control.

Extra Shot note: a small red number, a big emotional swing

The Extra Shot came up 6, which also appears in the main line. That overlap doesn’t change the drawn results, but it can absolutely change your night if your ticket plus Extra Shot lands in the right prize tier. Extra Shot is basically paying extra for another lane on the highway—still traffic, but occasionally you glide.

Payout pointers, prize tiers, and the “cash lump sum” reality check (Illinois Lotto)

What happens if you actually hit it big?

If lightning strikes your lucky ticket and you snag the jackpot, your next stop is not the group chat—it’s the claim center, where paperwork goes to become a personality trait. Big prizes typically come with options (like annuity vs. cash lump sum), plus the unavoidable side dish of taxes. Translation: the advertised jackpot is the headline number; your take-home is the fine print.

How prize tiers usually work

Illinois Lotto prizes are structured by match count (and whether you added Extra Shot). The best advice is boring but profitable: check the official prize tier chart for your exact wager and add-on combination before you start spending “winnings” you haven’t claimed. The odds don’t negotiate, and neither does your rent.

Play smarter next draw: tools, links, and fewer “what ifs” (Feb 9, 2026)

If you’re going to play, at least bring a calculator to the casino of fate. Analyze your strategy for the next draw with TrendPick AI for these games on NichebrAI—start with the Illinois Lotto hub here: https://nichebrai.com/illinois-lotto/. Curious how other jackpot games stack up? Compare approaches with Powerball Pro or Mega Millions Pro—because nothing says “responsible planning” like studying multiple sets of long-shot odds.

Bottom line for Monday night: the jackpot didn’t get claimed (so it lives to tempt you again), the main draw favored a clean low/high split, and that 37-38 pair reminded everyone that consecutive numbers are allowed to exist—no matter how much we glare at them.