$28 Million Still in the Piggy Bank: SuperLotto Plus Keeps Rolling in California

• ⚡ California Lottery Daily Quick Report & Payout Info
• Winning Numbers: Fantasy 5: 4-9-14-26-34; SuperLotto Plus: 5-13-14-26-42 + Mega Ball 20.
• Jackpot Status: Bad news for players, but great news for the jackpot—SuperLotto Plus sits at $28 Million (no jackpot win confirmed here).
• Drawing Time: Drawings are held at 10:59 PM ET on select draw nights (check your ticket and local listings for the official schedule).
• Payout Chart: See the prize tier and pattern tables below for quick context on what these combos “look like.”
• TrendPick AI Insight: Two numbers (14 and 26) pulled a double shift across both games—cheap little repeats with expensive dreams.

The California Lottery Daily results for Sunday, February 15, 2026 were: Fantasy 5 winning numbers 4-9-14-26-34 and SuperLotto Plus winning numbers 5-13-14-26-42 with Mega Ball 20. The SuperLotto Plus jackpot was listed at $28 Million and appears to have rolled over based on the provided jackpot status, while Fantasy 5 carried a $64,000 top prize for the draw.

California Lottery Daily lottery results – Sunday, February 15, 2026

California Fantasy 5 and California SuperLotto Plus results

Let’s talk money first—because that’s why we’re all here pretending we “just like the excitement.” The headline figure is the $28 Million SuperLotto Plus jackpot, and it’s still sitting there like a smug savings account you can’t access. If you didn’t hit it, congratulations: you and millions of other optimists just helped it keep its glow-up going.

Here are the official-number visuals exactly as drawn, so you can match them to your lucky ticket before it becomes an accidental bookmark.

California Fantasy 5 (Jackpot: $64,000)
49142634

California SuperLotto Plus (Jackpot: $28 Million)
513142642+ Mega Ball:20

Now, a small reality check: lottery odds are basically the financial equivalent of trying to refinance a rainbow. But the prize tiers can still treat you nicely even when the top line doesn’t. If you’re holding a winner, your next stop may be a retailer validation, and for larger claims the California Lottery claim center (bring ID, patience, and your best “I totally meant to do that” face).

California Lottery Daily stats & semantic pattern table – Feb 15, 2026

TrendPick AI metrics for Fantasy 5

TrendPick AI metrics for SuperLotto Plus

Deep dive & patterns – California Fantasy 5 + SuperLotto Plus (Feb 15, 2026)

Repeats, clusters, and the “you again?” numbers

The **TrendPick AI Engine** detected a clear cross-game echo: 14 and 26 showed up in both Fantasy 5 and SuperLotto Plus. Is that a sign? Mathematically, it’s just coincidence wearing a flashy jacket. Psychologically, it’s the kind of thing that makes players swear they’re “on a streak” after winning a free ticket.

Fantasy 5 leaned heavily even: 4, 14, 26, 34 did most of the work while 9 showed up as the lone oddball. That kind of skew can feel surprising, but it’s perfectly legal in the land of probability—random doesn’t promise symmetry, it promises chaos with paperwork.

SuperLotto Plus, meanwhile, spread out from 5 up to 42, with a nice mid-lane anchor at 14 and 26. The Mega Ball landed on 20, keeping the “even energy” going. If you like building combos, tonight’s board was a reminder that mid-range numbers can be the social butterflies of the draw—showing up everywhere, talking to everyone.

Low vs. high distribution (and why your gut is not a calculator)

Both games ran a fairly classic “low-to-high” distribution. Fantasy 5 started at 4 and climbed steadily to 34, with no consecutive numbers—so no 13-14 or 25-26 chain to point at and say, “Aha, patterns!” (Although SuperLotto Plus did sneak in 13 and 14 next door to each other, which is the lottery’s version of a subtle wink.)

If you’re the type to chase hot and cold numbers, remember: each draw resets the table. Your previous losses do not earn interest, and the universe does not offer a loyalty program. Still, pattern-spotting can help you diversify—avoid overly common human picks (birthdays, neat rows) and consider a broader range if you’re trying to dodge splitting a prize tier with half the state.

Jackpot talk: rollover vibes and cash decisions

With SuperLotto Plus listed at $28 Million, the big question is always: jackpot winner or rollover? Based on the provided data, there’s no indication it was hit, so the safest read is rollover—bad odds for players, great news for the jackpot’s next growth spurt.

And if you do land that top prize, you’ll face the grown-up decision: cash lump sum versus annuity (where applicable under game rules). The cash lump sum is the “money now” option—less total over time, more immediate flexibility. The annuity is the “paid over years” route—bigger headline number, slower drip. Either way, tell your accountant before you tell your group chat.

Next steps for players – California Lottery Daily (Feb 15, 2026)

Check tickets, confirm prize tiers, and plan the next draw

Double-check your numbers, then verify through official channels and keep your ticket safe until you’ve confirmed your prize tier. If you’ve got a meaningful win, follow California Lottery claiming rules and use a claim center when required—because “I left it in my jeans” is not an approved security strategy.

Want to bring a little discipline to the chaos? Analyze your strategy for the next draw with TrendPick AI for these games on NichebrAI—start with the dedicated pages for California Fantasy 5 and California SuperLotto Plus. If you like comparing formats, you can even peek at other game structures like 2by2 to see how different odds and board sizes change the whole risk-reward budget.

Until next draw night: play smart, keep receipts, and remember—the lottery is entertainment, not retirement planning. (Your 401(k) would like a word.)