💰 $18.25M Florida Lotto sits pretty after Wednesday’s draw — here are the winners’ digits

• ⚡ Florida Lottery Daily Quick Report & Payout Info
• Winning Numbers: Florida Lotto 13-14-30-32-43-44; Jackpot Triple Play 12-13-18-25-36-46; Fantasy 5 Midday 4-5-16-23-29; Fantasy 5 Evening 2-9-13-32-36; Pick 3 Midday 7-8-7 (Fireball 9); Pick 3 Evening 5-5-6 (Fireball 0); Pick 4 Midday 0-9-5-1 (Fireball 9); Pick 4 Evening 0-5-0-2 (Fireball 0).
• Jackpot Status: Florida Lotto is listed at $18.25 Million; no jackpot-hit notice is shown in the draw data, so it reads like a rollover setup for the next drawing.
• Drawing Time: Florida Lotto drawings are held at 11:15 PM ET on Wednesday and Saturday.
• Payout Chart: Jump to the prize tier and pattern section below for quick “what it means” context and metrics.
• TrendPick AI Insight: A strong mid-number bias showed up across multiple games, with “13” acting like the day’s repeat magnet.

The Florida Lottery Daily results for Wednesday, January 28, 2026 include Florida Lotto (13-14-30-32-43-44) with the jackpot listed at $18.25 million, plus Jackpot Triple Play, Fantasy 5 (Midday and Evening), and Pick 3/Pick 4 draws. The provided draw data does not indicate a jackpot winner for Florida Lotto, suggesting the top prize is poised to roll into the next drawing. Full winning number visuals, stats, and pattern notes are included below.

Florida Lottery Daily lottery results – Wednesday, January 28, 2026

Bad news for players… but great news for the jackpot. 💰 If you were hunting that Florida Lotto cash lump sum moment tonight, the digits didn’t cooperate—yet the advertised top prize still sits at a juicy $18.25 million, which is exactly how rollovers turn into headline jackpots. Keep your ticket handy and double-check every line; a “close call” can still land you in a meaningful prize tier.

Florida Lotto + Double Play (Wednesday, January 28, 2026)

Florida Lotto main draw:
131430324344

Florida Lotto Double Play:
6727424651

Quick gut-check: this Lotto line has two mini “buddy pairs” (13-14 and 43-44). Consecutives look dramatic on paper, but they’re perfectly normal statistically. If anything, they tend to fool players into thinking the draw is “rigged” when it’s just randomness wearing a trench coat. 🚀

Florida Jackpot Triple Play (Wednesday, January 28, 2026)

121318253646

Triple Play posted a tidy, evenly-spaced feel—nothing clumped too hard. If you’re a “coverage” player (spreading low/mid/high), this is the kind of line that makes you nod and say, “Yep, that tracks.” For game tools and tracking, see the dedicated page at nichebrai.com/florida-jackpot-triple-play/.

Florida Fantasy 5 Midday and Evening (Wednesday, January 28, 2026)

Midday:
45162329

Evening:
29133236

Fantasy 5 Midday opened with a clean consecutive punch (4-5), then stepped upward. Evening, meanwhile, jumped from low (2, 9, 13) into higher territory (32, 36), creating a split personality line. If you’re checking a lucky ticket, remember Fantasy 5 can flip from “tight cluster” to “big spread” within the same day. Track each draw here: Florida Fantasy 5 Midday and Florida Fantasy 5 Evening.

Pick 3 & Pick 4 (Wednesday, January 28, 2026)

Pick 3 Midday:
787+ Fireball:9

Pick 3 Evening:
556+ Fireball:0

Pick 4 Midday:
0951+ Fireball:9

Pick 4 Evening:
0502+ Fireball:0

Two loud themes here: doubles and zeros. Pick 3 Midday (7-8-7) and Pick 3 Evening (5-5-6) both featured repeats—great if you play boxed combos, brutal if you always go “all unique digits.” Pick 4 Evening leaned into the “0” vibe (0-5-0-2), which tends to spike interest because players either love zeros or avoid them like bad luck.

Deep dive patterns (Florida Lotto, Triple Play, Fantasy 5) – Wednesday, January 28, 2026

The **TrendPick AI Engine** detected a repeating-anchor effect across the state’s menu: 13 appeared in Florida Lotto, Jackpot Triple Play, and Fantasy 5 Evening. That doesn’t change tomorrow’s odds—random is random—but repeats across separate games often trigger player behavior (more 13s on playslips), which is worth knowing if you’re trying to stay contrarian.

Distribution-wise, Florida Lotto leaned mid-to-high with a polished finish: two 40s (43, 44), two low-teens (13, 14), and a solid mid bridge (30, 32). That’s a classic “three-band” lineup. The Double Play draw, by contrast, ran higher at the top end (51) and skipped through the 40s (42, 46), giving it a more ladder-like rise.

Consecutive numbers showed up twice today (13-14 in Lotto and 4-5 in Fantasy 5 Midday). Players love to argue that consecutive numbers are “unlikely.” Reality check: they’re not rare—just emotionally loud. If you’re building tickets, focus more on coverage and your preferred risk profile than on superstition.

How to claim, payout vibes, and smarter next steps (Florida Lottery Daily) – Wednesday, January 28, 2026

If you hit something meaningful, don’t rush the celebration into chaos. For larger prizes, your path usually runs through an official claim center, and you’ll want to understand timing, identification requirements, and whether taking a cash lump sum option is on the table (game-dependent and prize-dependent). Always sign the back of your ticket and keep it secure—because the only thing worse than bad odds is losing a winner.

Want to prep for the next drawing without guessing in the dark? Analyze your strategy for the next draw with TrendPick AI for these games on NichebrAI—start with Florida Lotto at nichebrai.com/florida-lotto/, then drill into Pick results at Pick 3 Evening or Pick 4 Midday. Your odds won’t magically change, but your decision-making can. 💰🚀