$2.6 Million Still Up for Grabs: New Jersey Pick 6 Keeps the Pressure On (Feb. 11, 2026) 💰🚀

• ⚡ New Jersey Lottery Daily Quick Report & Payout Info
• Winning Numbers: Cash 5: 8-16-17-24-41; Pick 6: 16-17-21-31-32-39 (Double Play: 4-6-18-23-32-36).
• Jackpot Status: No jackpot hit confirmed in this dataset—Pick 6 holds at $2.6 Million and Cash 5 shows $426,000.
• Drawing Time: Drawings are held at 10:59 PM ET on draw days (check NJ Lottery schedule for game-specific nights).
• Payout Chart: Scroll to the prize-tier breakdown notes below for how matches typically translate into cash.
• TrendPick AI Insight: A rare little echo: 16 and 17 appeared together in both Cash 5 and Pick 6.

New Jersey Lottery Daily results for Wednesday, February 11, 2026 featured Cash 5 (8-16-17-24-41) and Pick 6 (16-17-21-31-32-39), plus Pick 6 Double Play (4-6-18-23-32-36). Based on the provided information, no jackpot win is indicated here, leaving the Pick 6 jackpot at $2.6 Million and Cash 5 listed at $426,000.

New Jersey Lottery Daily lottery results – Wednesday, February 11, 2026

New Jersey Cash 5 results (Jackpot: $426,000) 💰

816172441

New Jersey Pick 6 results (Jackpot: $2.6 Million) 🚀

161721313239

Double Play: 4618233236

TrendPick AI Deep Dive – New Jersey Cash 5 & Pick 6 (Feb. 11, 2026)

Bad news for players who wanted an instant headline winner—but great news for anyone eyeing the next draw: the big money is still sitting there, daring New Jersey to take a swing. With Pick 6 parked at $2.6 Million and Cash 5 showing $426,000, Wednesday night was more about patterns than payouts.

The **TrendPick AI Engine** detected a standout overlap: 16 and 17 landed together in both Cash 5 and Pick 6. That doesn’t mean they’re “hot” in any predictive sense—lottery odds don’t care about your feelings—but it is the kind of coincidence players notice, circle, and talk about on the ride home.

Number clustering, repeats, and what popped

Cash 5 spread itself nicely. You’ve got an early single-digit (8), a mid-teen pair (16-17), a 20s anchor (24), and a 40s finisher (41). That range of 33 is classic “whole board coverage.” Translation: no tight little cluster that screams “all mid numbers,” which can happen.

Pick 6 did the opposite. It stayed compact, living mostly in the teens through 30s. Four of the six numbers were 21 or higher, and the range was just 23—condensed. Add in 31-32 as a consecutive pair and you’ve got the kind of structure that feels deliberate… even though it’s just randomness doing random things.

Double Play added its own little signature: 32 showed up again (it also appeared in the main Pick 6 line). If you bought a ticket with Double Play, check both lines carefully—people miss that second result more often than they admit.

Low vs. high distribution: did the draw “lean”?

Cash 5 leaned slightly high thanks to 41, but overall it’s balanced (sum 106). Pick 6 ran heavier (sum 156) with a strong upper-mid presence—31, 32, 39 doing the lifting. Nothing extreme, but if you tend to play low-number-heavy combinations, Wednesday wasn’t your night.

Payout vibes: prize tiers, cash lump sum talk, and claiming smart

Each game has multiple prize tier levels depending on how many numbers you match. Even if you missed the jackpot, smaller hits matter—especially in Pick 6 where the ladder can still pay nicely. And if lightning strikes and you do nail a top prize, you’ll eventually face the classic decision: annuity vs cash lump sum. (Not every NJ game presents the choice the same way—always confirm the official rules before you plan your yacht purchase.)

One more practical note: if you’re holding a bigger win, don’t just stroll into a random retailer. New Jersey typically routes larger prizes through a claim center. Sign the back of your ticket, keep it safe, and verify deadlines before you do anything else.

Next-step strategy for New Jersey players (and curious out-of-staters) 💰🚀

Want to sanity-check your number style before the next drawing? Analyze your strategy for the next draw with TrendPick AI for these games on NichebrAI—start with the dedicated pages for New Jersey Cash 5 and New Jersey Pick 6. If you also play national games, you can compare patterns and odds over on Powerball or Mega Millions and see how your approach stacks up.

Bottom line: Feb. 11 delivered a clean, readable set of draws—an overlap pair (16-17), a consecutive pair (31-32), and enough spread in Cash 5 to keep every kind of player interested. Check your lucky ticket twice. Then get ready for the next round.