Tonight’s big carrot: $28 Million SuperLotto Plus — California numbers land for Feb. 16

• ⚡ California Lottery Daily Quick Report & Payout Info
• Winning Numbers: Fantasy 5: 1-3-15-17-21; SuperLotto Plus: 5-13-14-26-42 + Mega Ball 20.
• Jackpot Status: Not confirmed in the data feed
• Drawing Time: Varies by game — check the official lottery site.
• Payout Info: Prize tiers vary — see official rules; below is pattern analysis.
• TrendPick AI Insight: Fantasy 5 skewed ultra-odd and low-heavy, while SuperLotto Plus balanced out with a wide spread.

California Lottery Daily results for Monday, February 16, 2026: Fantasy 5 drew 1-3-15-17-21, and SuperLotto Plus drew 5-13-14-26-42 with Mega Ball 20. The feed lists jackpots of $156,000 (Fantasy 5) and $28 Million (SuperLotto Plus), but the jackpot outcome/status itself is not confirmed in the data feed. For exact prize-tier payouts and any cash lump sum options where applicable, verify with the official game rules and retailer/claim center guidance.

California Lottery Daily lottery results – Monday, February 16, 2026

California Fantasy 5 and SuperLotto Plus results

California Fantasy 5: 13151721

California SuperLotto Plus: 513142642+ Mega Ball:20

Money talk 💰: the feed tags Fantasy 5 at $156,000 and SuperLotto Plus at a headline-ready $28 Million. Jackpot status: not confirmed in the feed, so treat those as posted jackpot amounts rather than a win/rollover verdict.

California Fantasy 5 (Feb. 16, 2026) — tight range, all odd energy 🚀

Fantasy 5 came in with 1-3-15-17-21. It’s the kind of draw that makes pattern-watchers sit up straight: five odds, zero evens, and a compact range of 20. If you like “clean” looking boards, this one is neat and mean.

The **TrendPick AI Engine** detected a strong low-number bias here: two numbers in the 1–5 pocket (1 and 3), then a jump to the teens (15, 17), and a single 20s anchor (21). That distribution often feels “lopsided” to players who prefer an even split across decades—but it’s perfectly legal chaos. Lottery odds don’t care about aesthetics.

Fantasy 5 pattern notes: clusters, steps, and near-runs

Consecutive/near-consecutive action: You didn’t get a true consecutive pair like 15-16, but you did get close spacing: 1-3 (a skip), 15-17 (another skip), and 17-21 (a small hop). That “step pattern” keeps the range tight even without direct neighbors.

Low vs high: Four of the five numbers sit at 17 or below, so this was a low-leaning set with one upper tag (21). If you’re building tickets for the next draw, this doesn’t “predict” anything—but it does remind us that extreme mixes (like 5 odd / 0 even) show up more often than people expect.

What about payouts? Fantasy 5 has multiple prize tiers, so your match count matters more than the board vibe. If you’re holding a lucky ticket, double-check it against official results and follow California Lottery instructions for validation and the appropriate claim center process.

California SuperLotto Plus (Feb. 16, 2026) — wide spread with a clean Mega Ball

SuperLotto Plus posted 5-13-14-26-42 + Mega Ball 20 with the jackpot listed at $28 Million 💰. Again: jackpot status is not confirmed in the feed, so we’re sticking to what’s shown—numbers and the advertised top prize.

This draw has a more “textbook” profile: sum 100, range 37, and a 2/3 odd-even split in the main five. It’s balanced enough to look “normal,” but that doesn’t make it more likely—just easier on the eye.

SuperLotto Plus pattern notes: one mini-cluster + a late rocket

Mini-cluster: The 13-14 pairing is the headline inside the main line—tight neighbors that often trigger the “no way that happens” reaction. It happens. A lot. The rest of the set spreads out: 5 early, 26 mid, and 42 late.

Low vs high distribution: Three numbers under 15 (5, 13, 14), one in the 20s (26), and one in the 40s (42). That’s a classic “3-1-1 by decade” shape. The Mega Ball 20 lands right in the middle, acting like a bridge number.

Practical ticket talk: If you’re lucky enough to be in a higher prize tier, your next step is boring but important: keep the ticket safe, sign it (if recommended by your jurisdiction), and confirm deadlines and identification requirements before you show up at a claim center. If a cash lump sum is offered at certain tiers, read the official rules carefully—choices can be time-sensitive.

Cross-game patterns (California Lottery Daily, Feb. 16, 2026)

Put both games side by side and you get a fun contrast: Fantasy 5 was tight and odd-heavy; SuperLotto Plus was wider and more balanced. There’s no shared number between the Fantasy 5 line and the SuperLotto Plus main five, but there is overlap in “feel”: both draws lean low overall, especially with multiple hits in the 1–15 range.

If you’re the type who tracks repeats across games, keep expectations realistic. Cross-game overlap is mostly trivia. The better use of this info is discipline: don’t chase losses, don’t tilt your budget because a draw “looked close,” and remember the odds are baked in no matter how dramatic the number pattern looks 🚀.

Next-step tools: check, compare, and sharpen your picks

Want to dig deeper before the next ticket print? Analyze your strategy for the next draw with TrendPick AI for these games on NichebrAI: explore Fantasy 5 tools at https://nichebrai.com/california-fantasy-5/ and SuperLotto Plus breakdowns at https://nichebrai.com/california-superlottoplus/. If you like experimenting with different formats, you can also compare number behavior across other pages like https://nichebrai.com/megamillions-pro/ or https://nichebrai.com/powerball-pro/ to see how field size changes what “balanced” looks like.

One last reminder: always validate numbers and prizes through official sources. This report is a results-and-pattern readout—your ticket is the truth.

Responsible play note: Lottery games are for 18+ where legal. Set a budget, keep it fun, and never chase losses. If you think gambling is becoming a problem, seek local support resources.