Colorado Lotto+ dangled $3.33M—and the numbers played it cool on Feb. 2, 2026

• ⚡ Other US State Lotteries Quick Report & Payout Info
• Winning Numbers: Colorado Lotto+ hit 4-18-23-30-32-40 (Plus: 6-13-18-30-33-38).
• Jackpot Status: The Colorado Lotto+ jackpot was $3.33 Million; official winner status wasn’t provided in the draw data.
• Drawing Time: Colorado Lotto+ drawings are held at 7:20 PM MT on Wednesday and Saturday.
• Payout Chart: Scroll down for a practical guide to prize tier logic, what typically triggers bigger checks, and how to think about a cash lump sum versus annuity-style options.
• TrendPick AI Insight: Today skewed heavily even, the kind of “sensible shoes” combo that still loves to surprise.

For Monday, February 2, 2026, the Other US State Lotteries results in this report feature Colorado Lotto+ with winning numbers 4-18-23-30-32-40 (Plus: 6-13-18-30-33-38) and a listed jackpot of $3.33 million. The provided data does not confirm whether the jackpot was hit or rolled over, only the advertised top prize amount for the draw.

Other US State Lotteries lottery results – Monday, February 2, 2026

Colorado Lotto+ results (Colorado Lottery) – Feb. 2, 2026

Let’s start with the money, because that’s why we’re all here pretending we “like the suspense.” Colorado Lotto+ had a $3.33 million carrot on a stick, and the balls that did the teasing were:

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And for the Plus add-on draw (a separate set, separate fate, same emotional rollercoaster):

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If you’re holding a lucky ticket, you know the drill: match the right combo, then head to the appropriate claim center before deadlines turn your would-have-been fortune into a donation to the state. (A very patriotic way to lose money, but still.)

Colorado Lotto+ (CO) pattern watch – Feb. 2, 2026

Even money showed up… literally

Five evens out of six is the numerical equivalent of ordering a salad and then adding fries “for balance.” You’ve got 4, 18, 30, 32, 40 doing the heavy lifting, with 23 as the lone oddball—socially outnumbered, mathematically unbothered.

From a distribution standpoint, the set splits like this:

Low (1–20): 4, 18
Mid (21–30): 23, 30
High (31–40): 32, 40

That’s a pretty even geographic spread across the board—ironically, given the odd/even pile-on. No long runs of consecutive numbers either, so if you were hoping for a neat little staircase like 21-22-23, the draw said, “Take your chaos and like it.”

Repeats between main draw and Plus: a small clue with a big wink

There’s a fun little overlap: 18 and 30 appear in both the main Lotto+ line and the Plus line. Does that mean anything mystical? Not exactly. But it’s the kind of coincidence that makes people swear they “almost had it,” which is lottery’s favorite genre of heartbreak.

The TrendPick AI Engine detected a strong even-number bias paired with a wide range, plus a two-number overlap between the main and Plus sets—signals that the draw was more “spread-out sensible” than “clustered chaotic,” despite the lopsided parity.

Payout expectations & prize tiers – Colorado Lotto+ on Feb. 2, 2026

How payouts generally behave (without pretending we have your exact ticket)

Colorado Lotto+ prize tiers typically reward matches on a sliding scale: small wins for partial matches, bigger checks as you climb the match count, and the top prize if you nail the full combination. The Plus add-on is a separate draw, so think of it like buying a second bite at the apple—delicious, but still subject to the same brutal odds.

And yes, if you do hit big, the “what now?” conversation comes fast. Depending on the game rules and prize structure, winners sometimes face choices like a cash lump sum versus longer payout options. The cash lump sum is the financial equivalent of taking the money and sprinting—fewer total dollars than the headline over time, but immediate control (and immediate responsibility, which is less fun).

Odds check (because your wallet deserves honesty)

Lottery odds are famously unforgiving. They’re designed that way—like a casino with better lighting and a slightly more wholesome vibe. The smartest play is always to treat tickets as entertainment, not a retirement plan. If your strategy is “I can feel it,” that’s adorable, but your bank account may file a complaint.

Next steps: check your ticket, then check your approach

If you played Colorado Lotto+, verify your numbers carefully, double-check the Plus line if you added it, and follow your state lottery’s prize-claim instructions. Smaller prizes might be handled at retailers; larger ones can require a visit to a claim center, ID, and patience—the holy trinity of getting paid.

Want to make the next draw feel a little less like throwing darts in the dark? Analyze your strategy for the next draw with TrendPick AI for these games on NichebrAI—start with Colorado Lotto+ here: https://nichebrai.com/colorado-lotto/. If you also play across state lines, you can compare patterns and pacing with bigger national crowds via the Powerball hub: https://nichebrai.com/powerball-pro/.

Because if you’re going to chase a jackpot, you might as well bring data to the party—and save the pure superstition for your lucky socks.