$385M Mega Millions leads Monday’s money parade — plus Powerball at $155M

• ⚡ US Major Lotteries Quick Report & Payout Info
• Winning Numbers: Powerball 16-18-19-56-58 + PB 6; Mega Millions 34-40-49-59-68 + MB 1; Lotto America 1-7-18-36-40 + Star Ball 3; Cash4Life 2-11-14-15-22 + Cash Ball 1; Lucky for Life 6-29-36-43-46 + Lucky Ball 17.
• 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: Big jackpots, big-number bias: several draws leaned hard into the 30s–60s, with limited consecutive action.

The US Major Lotteries results for Monday, February 16, 2026 include Powerball (16-18-19-56-58 + Powerball 6) with a listed jackpot of $155 Million and Mega Millions (34-40-49-59-68 + Mega Ball 1) with a listed jackpot of $385 Million. Lotto America drew 1-7-18-36-40 + Star Ball 3, Cash4Life drew 2-11-14-15-22 + Cash Ball 1, and Lucky for Life drew 6-29-36-43-46 + Lucky Ball 17. Jackpot status is not confirmed in the data feed, so check the official site or claim center updates for winner and cash lump sum details.

Powerball visual: 1618195658+ Powerball:6

Mega Millions visual: 3440495968+ Mega Ball:1

Lotto America visual: 17183640+ Star Ball:3

Cash4Life visual: 211141522+ Cash Ball:1

Lucky for Life visual: 629364346+ Lucky Ball:17

US Major Lotteries lottery results – Monday, February 16, 2026

Let’s start where your curiosity (and your group chat) starts: the big shiny jackpots. Mega Millions posted a listed $385 Million top prize with numbers 34-40-49-59-68 and a Mega Ball of 1. Powerball countered with a listed $155 Million and the set 16-18-19-56-58 plus Powerball 6. If you’re hunting for a “did someone win?” headline—sorry to be the accountant at the party—Jackpot status: not confirmed in the feed. That means no victory laps here until the official reports say otherwise.

And yes, every draw comes with its own prize tier ladder, cash lump sum option rules, and “please sign your ticket” fine print. Your best move is still the least glamorous: confirm results on the official lottery site, then head to the appropriate claim center if you’ve got a lucky ticket that’s suddenly worth framing.

Powerball and Mega Millions results

Powerball: 16-18-19-56-58 + Powerball: 6. This one brought three teens to the table (16, 18, 19) and then teleported to the high 50s. The sum clocked in at 167 with a lopsided 1 odd to 4 even—an even-number buffet with a single odd crouton. Odds are still brutally long, of course; the universe remains unimpressed by your “gut feeling,” but we salute the optimism.

Mega Millions: 34-40-49-59-68 + Mega Ball: 1. With a sum of 250, this is the high-roller of the day on pure arithmetic. No consecutive main numbers, a steady 2 odd / 3 even mix, and a range of 34. The tiny Mega Ball “1” is the comedic contrast—like ordering the deluxe meal and then asking for one (1) napkin.

Multi-state favorites (Lotto America, Cash4Life, Lucky for Life) – Feb. 16, 2026

Lotto America and the “low-meets-high” vibe

Lotto America: 1-7-18-36-40 + Star Ball: 3. This draw is a classic split personality: low numbers (1, 7) shaking hands with the 40 neighborhood. Sum: 102, range: 39, and a normal-ish 2 odd / 3 even. If you like coverage, this one stretched across the board like it owned the place.

Cash4Life and Lucky for Life: small ranges, big dreams

Cash4Life: 2-11-14-15-22 + Cash Ball: 1. The main numbers stayed tightly grouped (range 20) with a low sum of 64. It’s the sensible sedan of number sets—efficient, compact, and not at all flashy. Jackpot listing in the feed says “Check Site,” so treat any top-prize talk as a rumor until the official page confirms the prize tier details and any cash lump sum alternatives.

Lucky for Life: 6-29-36-43-46 + Lucky Ball: 17. This one climbs steadily into the 40s, finishing with 43 and 46, and posts a sum of 160 with a wide range of 40. Also marked “Check Site” for jackpot info, so the only guaranteed thing here is that the odds remain stubbornly unromantic.

TrendPick AI pattern notes across US Major Lotteries – Monday, Feb. 16, 2026

The TrendPick AI Engine detected a noticeable tilt toward higher bands in the flagship games: Powerball parked two numbers in the high 50s, and Mega Millions stacked 49-59-68 like it was building a penthouse. Meanwhile, the “for life” games behaved more like practical savers—Cash4Life kept everything under 22, and Lucky for Life balanced mid-to-high without going full skyscraper.

Repeats across games? A few fun overlaps popped up: 18 appeared in both Powerball and Lotto America, and 40 showed up in Mega Millions and Lotto America. Should you read destiny into that? Only if you also believe your latte foam predicts quarterly earnings. It’s interesting, not actionable—because the odds don’t care about your narrative arc.

Consecutive numbers made a cameo in Powerball (18-19) and Cash4Life (14-15), but nothing like a full-on number parade. If you’re the type who avoids consecutive picks “because they look suspicious,” congratulations: tonight’s results won’t argue with you. They also won’t validate you. That’s randomness for you—equal parts freedom and trolling.

Next steps: tools, tickets, and keeping it (financially) cute

If you’re the analytical type, you can sanity-check patterns and build cleaner plays (or at least prettier ones) before the next drawing. Analyze your strategy for the next draw with TrendPick AI for these games on NichebrAI—try the dedicated pages for Mega Millions, Powerball, Lotto America, and Lucky for Life. If Cash4Life is your jam, there’s also Cash4Life Pro to keep your number notebook from turning into pure vibes.

One last reminder: verify your ticket carefully, follow your state’s validation process, and don’t ignore deadlines. The only thing worse than bad odds is good odds you forgot to claim.

Responsible play note: Lottery games are for adults 18+ where legal. Set a budget, treat tickets as entertainment, and never chase losses—your future self doesn’t need that kind of surprise expense.