$24 Million Still Up for Grabs: SuperLotto Plus Teases, Fantasy 5 Pays $87,972 (Feb. 1, 2026)

• ⚡ California Lottery Daily Quick Report & Payout Info
• Winning Numbers: Fantasy 5: 6-12-19-22-25; SuperLotto Plus: 6-24-29-32-41 + Mega Ball 13.
• Jackpot Status: SuperLotto Plus stayed at a $24 Million top prize (no jackpot win confirmed here); Fantasy 5 listed an $87,972 jackpot for the draw.
• Drawing Time: Drawings are typically held at night in California; check the official schedule for exact times and cutoff windows.
• Payout Chart: Scroll to the prize-tier notes below for how payouts generally break down by matches.
• TrendPick AI Insight: Today leaned “balanced,” with both games clustering in the mid-number lanes and a tidy odd/even mix.

The California Lottery Daily results for Sunday, February 1, 2026 were: Fantasy 5 (6-12-19-22-25) and SuperLotto Plus (6-24-29-32-41 + Mega Ball 13). SuperLotto Plus showed a $24 Million jackpot heading into the draw, while Fantasy 5 listed an $87,972 jackpot. No jackpot win is confirmed in the data provided, so treat this as a results-and-jackpot-status snapshot, not a winner announcement.

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

California Fantasy 5 and California SuperLotto Plus results

California Fantasy 5: 612192225

California SuperLotto Plus: 624293241+ Mega Ball:13

California patterns & “what it means” – Fantasy 5 + SuperLotto Plus (Feb. 1, 2026)

Let’s start with the money, because that’s why we’re here: SuperLotto Plus is sitting pretty at $24 Million. Bad news for players hoping to see an instant confetti-cannon headline—good news for the jackpot, which keeps doing that thing where it grows up big and strong while our odds stay… let’s call them “character-building.” Meanwhile, Fantasy 5 dangled an $87,972 top prize for the night—smaller pot, but much more in the “I can actually picture this in my bank account” category.

Now, to the numbers. Both games shared the same odd/even recipe: 2 odd and 3 even. That’s the lottery equivalent of ordering vanilla: not thrilling, not scandalous, and very common. If you were hunting for a sign from the universe, the universe responded with a shrug and a calculator.

Still, there are a couple of fun tells:

• A repeat cameo: The number 6 appears in both Fantasy 5 and SuperLotto Plus. Is it a cosmic signal? Probably not. Is it the kind of repeat that makes you stare at your losing ticket and whisper, “We were so close”? Absolutely.
• No consecutive chains: Fantasy 5 ran 6-12-19-22-25—no back-to-back pairs. SuperLotto Plus also avoided consecutive neighbors (24-29-32-41). So if you like playing “12-13-14” because it feels neat, today’s draw did not validate that lifestyle choice.
• Mid-lane traffic: Fantasy 5 stayed mostly under 25, while SuperLotto Plus leaned into the 20s and 30s, with a single 41 stretching its legs at the high end. Neither draw went extreme-low or extreme-high. Just solid, middle-class number behavior.

The TrendPick AI Engine detected a “balanced distribution” profile across both games: moderate sums (84 and 132), a normal odd/even split, and spreads that suggest Fantasy 5 was tighter while SuperLotto Plus cast a wider net. Translation: nothing screamed “rare event,” but nothing looked painfully predictable either—because, friendly reminder, lottery randomness doesn’t care about your hunches, your birthday, or your aunt’s dream about a dancing 13.

Fantasy 5 micro-read: compact spread, steady pacing

Fantasy 5’s range of 19 (25 minus 6) is relatively condensed. That means the five balls bunched into a smaller slice of the board—great if you played tight clusters, brutal if you sprinkled far-apart numbers like you were seasoning fries. The sum of 84 sits comfortably in the middle, and the set includes three evens (6, 12, 22). If you snagged a lucky ticket with that exact lineup, it’s time to locate your nearest claim center and practice saying, “Yes, I would like my money,” in a calm voice.

SuperLotto Plus spotlight: $24 Million temptation (and that Mega Ball 13)

SuperLotto Plus came in with a range of 35, stretching from 6 to 41. That’s a wider coverage map—more like a road trip than a commute. The Mega Ball landed on 13, which will delight superstition collectors and annoy anyone who avoids it like a black cat on Friday the 13th. If you’re planning ahead for the next draw, remember the top prize typically offers a choice between an annuity and a cash lump sum (where available)—a decision that turns “dream big” into “call a financial professional before you do something spicy.”

Need help sanity-checking your picks for the next round? Analyze your strategy for the next draw with TrendPick AI for these games on NichebrAI: explore Fantasy 5 insights at https://nichebrai.com/california-fantasy-5/ and SuperLotto Plus breakdowns at https://nichebrai.com/california-superlottoplus/.

Payout basics & prize tiers (California Daily cluster) – Feb. 1, 2026

Every game has its own prize tier ladder, but the general idea is simple: more matches = more money, and “almost” only counts in horseshoes, hand grenades, and sarcastic conversations about lottery odds. Fantasy 5 prizes typically scale from lower tiers for partial matches up to the jackpot for matching all five. SuperLotto Plus adds the Mega Ball, creating additional prize tiers depending on whether you match it alongside the main numbers.

If you believe you’ve got a winner, sign the back of the ticket, keep it secure, and verify the claim steps before you head to a claim center. Because nothing says “bad bankroll management” like letting a winning ticket do a disappearing act in your laundry.