Bad news for players, great news for the pot: Florida Lotto sits at $20.5 million on Feb. 1, 2026

• ⚡ Florida Lottery Daily Quick Report & Payout Info
• Winning Numbers: Florida Lotto 4-8-16-22-27-36; Jackpot Triple Play 2-12-16-25-26-41; Fantasy 5 Midday 1-7-19-21-24; Fantasy 5 Evening 2-9-12-21-35; Pick 3 Midday 9-3-3 (Fireball 0); Pick 3 Evening 7-4-2 (Fireball 5); Pick 4 Midday 6-0-0-3 (Fireball 0); Pick 4 Evening 2-0-2-1 (Fireball 5).
• Jackpot Status: Florida Lotto’s top prize is listed at $20.5 million for this draw (no jackpot hit indicated here—chalk it up as “still standing”).
• Drawing Time: Florida Lotto drawings are held at 10:59 PM ET on Wednesday and Saturday.
• Payout Chart: Scroll for a quick prize-tier cheat sheet and how to think about payouts, including cash lump sum considerations.
• TrendPick AI Insight: One number (16) showed up in multiple games—because apparently it didn’t get the memo about sharing the spotlight.

Florida Lottery Daily results for Sunday, February 1, 2026 featured Florida Lotto 4-8-16-22-27-36 with the jackpot listed at $20.5 million. Fantasy 5 drew 1-7-19-21-24 (Midday) and 2-9-12-21-35 (Evening), while Pick 3 and Pick 4 posted separate midday and evening combinations with Fireball options. Based on the provided info, there’s no sign the Florida Lotto jackpot was hit, meaning the big money remains the big tease.

Florida Lottery Daily lottery results – Sunday, February 1, 2026

Florida Lotto, Triple Play, Fantasy 5, Pick 3 & Pick 4 visuals

Florida Lotto: 4816222736

Florida Lotto Double Play: 161733394850

Florida Jackpot Triple Play: 21216252641

Florida Fantasy 5 Midday: 17192124

Florida Fantasy 5 Evening: 29122135

Florida Pick 3 Midday: 933+ Fireball:0

Florida Pick 3 Evening: 742+ Fireball:5

Florida Pick 4 Midday: 6003+ Fireball:0

Florida Pick 4 Evening: 2021+ Fireball:5

TrendPick AI stats table – Florida Lotto (Feb. 1, 2026)

Florida Lotto + Double Play – patterns and jackpot talk (Feb. 1, 2026)

Let’s start with the money, because that’s why everyone showed up: Florida Lotto is sitting at $20.5 million. That’s “bad odds, good dreams” territory. If you were hoping for a jackpot celebration, sorry—this looks more like a rollover situation (or at least no jackpot-hit info in the data), which is basically the lottery’s way of saying, “See you next time… and bring snacks.”

Sunday’s main-line numbers were 4, 8, 16, 22, 27, 36. Only one odd number (27) crashed the even-number party, which is unusual enough to notice but not unusual enough to bet the mortgage. (Please don’t. The odds are still doing what odds do: laughing quietly.) The **TrendPick AI Engine** detected a strong “even-stack” profile here, with the sum landing at 113—a middle-of-the-road total that doesn’t scream “all low” or “all high.”

Double Play tossed out 16, 17, 33, 39, 48, 50, which is a spicy mix: two consecutive numbers (16-17) plus a couple of high-end values (48, 50). And yes, 16 showed up again. If you had a lucky ticket with 16 sprinkled across your plays, you at least got the satisfaction of being “close-ish” in multiple universes.

Florida Jackpot Triple Play & Fantasy 5 – prize-tier vibes (Feb. 1, 2026)

Jackpot Triple Play: $375,000 target, numbers 2-12-16-25-26-41

Jackpot Triple Play came in at 2-12-16-25-26-41, with a sum of 122 and a 2-odd/4-even split. Notice the neat little 25-26 consecutive pair—these pop up more often than your brain thinks, because randomness loves messing with intuition. Still, it’s a fun pattern for post-draw storytelling at the dinner table.

Fantasy 5: midday vs evening (both $200,000)

Fantasy 5 Midday drew 1-7-19-21-24 (sum 72), while Fantasy 5 Evening landed on 2-9-12-21-35 (sum 79). The headline here is the repeat: 21 appeared in both draws. That doesn’t mean it’s “hot,” it means the number 21 has the same hobby as the rest of us—showing up uninvited.

If you’re scanning prize tiers, Fantasy 5 is the game where a single lucky ticket can make a relatively modest buy-in feel like a serious upgrade. Depending on whether a top prize is paid as a lump sum or annuitized (rules vary by game), always read the official payout options before you start planning your “retire tomorrow” speech.

Pick 3 & Pick 4 (with Fireball) – small stakes, big swagger (Feb. 1, 2026)

Pick games are the espresso shots of the lottery world: smaller jackpots, faster feedback, and plenty of ways to slice the wager. Pick 3 Midday rolled 9-3-3 with Fireball 0; Pick 3 Evening hit 7-4-2 with Fireball 5. Pick 4 Midday posted 6-0-0-3 (Fireball 0), and Pick 4 Evening came in at 2-0-2-1 (Fireball 5). Zeros appeared a lot—like they were trying to balance everyone’s bank accounts by force.

Fireball is where people go to buy a little extra hope. It can boost your chance to win something in a given prize tier, but it doesn’t magically turn the odds into a sure thing. Consider it the “extended warranty” of lottery play: occasionally handy, often misunderstood, always an extra line item.

Claim reminder: If you did land a meaningful win, sign the back of that ticket and follow Florida Lottery rules for submitting it—bigger prizes typically require an in-person visit to a claim center. Also, if you’re lucky enough to face the “annuity vs cash lump sum” decision on a large prize, talk to a tax professional before you start ordering jet skis in bulk.

Analyze your strategy for the next draw with TrendPick AI for these games on NichebrAI—start with Florida Lotto results and tools at https://nichebrai.com/florida-lotto/, then drill into the side quests like https://nichebrai.com/florida-jackpot-triple-play/ or compare midday vs evening trends for Fantasy 5 Midday and Fantasy 5 Evening. For Pick fans, you can review recent patterns at Pick 3 Evening and Pick 4 Evening.