Colorado Lotto+ dangles $1.43 Million in life-changing money — here are Saturday’s winning numbers (Feb. 14, 2026)

• ⚡ Other US State Lotteries Quick Report & Payout Info
• Winning Numbers: Colorado Lotto+ drew 4-12-16-23-33-34 (Plus: 1-3-17-23-27-29).
• Jackpot Status: The advertised Colorado Lotto+ jackpot was $1.43 Million for this draw; no winner information was provided in the feed, so players should verify outcomes via the official lottery site or a claim center.
• Drawing Time: Drawings are held on scheduled state lottery nights (times vary by state and game); always confirm the official draw time and cutoff in your jurisdiction.
• Payout Chart: Scroll to the prize tier discussion below for how match counts typically convert to payouts (including cash lump sum notes where applicable).
• TrendPick AI Insight: Tonight’s main line leaned even-heavy with a balanced total and a wide spread across the board.

The Other US State Lotteries results for Saturday, February 14, 2026 include Colorado Lotto+ winning numbers 4-12-16-23-33-34, with Plus numbers 1-3-17-23-27-29. The advertised jackpot for Colorado Lotto+ was $1.43 Million; the provided data does not confirm whether it was hit or rolled over, so players should check official sources to confirm jackpot outcome and prize claims.

Other US State Lotteries lottery results – Saturday, February 14, 2026

Colorado Lotto+ results

Let’s get right to the life-changing money: Colorado Lotto+ put a $1.43 Million jackpot on the table for Saturday night. If you’re holding a lucky ticket, this is the moment you stop scrolling and start checking—because one clean match set can turn a normal weekend into a whole new zip code.

Colorado Lotto+ (Main Draw):

41216233334

Colorado Lotto+ (Plus):

1317232729

Colorado Lotto+ deep dive – patterns, repeats, and what stood out (Feb. 14, 2026)

Main draw shape: steady total, even-heavy punch

This main line didn’t come in screaming “extreme.” It came in looking like the kind of draw that tricks you into thinking you were “close” because it’s so evenly distributed across the board. The sum landed at 122, which reads as a balanced total rather than a low-sum clump or a high-sum surge. In other words: it’s the kind of profile that won’t look bizarre on a scratch pad—but it can still be brutal on the wallet if you were leaning too hard into one zone.

Odd/even leaned 2 odd to 4 even. That’s not a wild outlier, but it is enough of a tilt to punish players who chase a perfect 3/3 split every time. If your strategy is rigid, the lottery has a way of reminding you it’s not a spreadsheet—it’s probability with attitude.

Low vs. high distribution: a real spread across the field

Take a look at the range: 30 from the lowest ball (4) to the highest (34). That’s wide coverage. You’ve got early teens (12), mid-teens (16), a clean mid marker (23), then a late push (33, 34). It’s not a “low-number party,” and it’s not a top-heavy stampede either—more like a cross-state road trip from start to finish.

Consecutive numbers? Yes—33 and 34 went back-to-back. Players love (and fear) consecutive pairs. They feel “too neat,” so many bettors avoid them, but draws don’t care about vibes. A pair like that can be the difference between a handful of winners and a thinner winner pool depending on how the public played.

Plus draw overlap: one repeat number raises eyebrows

Here’s the lightning bolt: the number 23 shows up in both the main draw and the Plus line. That doesn’t mean anything mystical is happening—but it is the kind of repeat that makes people run to their apps and start doing double-takes. The TrendPick AI Engine detected a notable cross-draw anchor with 23 appearing twice, a small signal that can influence how players perceive “hot” numbers even though each draw is independent.

The Plus line (1, 3, 17, 23, 27, 29) also spreads nicely without stacking too hard in one decade. It’s low-starting with 1 and 3, then climbs steadily into the high 20s. No consecutive pair here, but the spacing is tight enough that plenty of common pick styles may have missed it by just one ball—those painful “almost” tickets.

Payouts, prize tiers, and what to do next – Other US State Lotteries (Feb. 14, 2026)

How payouts typically work

Colorado Lotto+ payouts are usually structured by prize tier—the more numbers you match, the higher the payout, with the jackpot reserved for the top match requirement. Some tiers can be fixed amounts, while top prizes can be pari-mutuel or jackpot-driven depending on the game rules. If you hit a major prize, you may be offered options depending on the lottery’s structure; for many big jackpots, players often ask about a cash lump sum versus annuity-style payments, but the availability and details are set by the official game rules.

Translation: don’t guess. If you think you’ve hit something big, treat that ticket like it’s already money. Sign it, secure it, and follow official instructions before heading to a claim center. Also remember: lottery odds vary sharply by tier, so smaller wins are far more common than the headline jackpot.

Want an edge for the next draw?

Analyze your strategy for the next draw with TrendPick AI for these games on NichebrAI. If Colorado is your home turf, start here: https://nichebrai.com/colorado-lotto/. And if you’re cross-shopping bigger national pools, you can compare patterns and pacing with Powerball coverage here: https://nichebrai.com/powerball-pro/.

Bottom line tonight: the numbers came in balanced, even-leaning, and widely spread—plus a spicy 23 repeat across the main and Plus lines. Now it’s on the players: check your ticket carefully, verify with official results, and if you’ve got a match, move fast and smart.