Colorado Lotto+ sits at $3.33 Million after a chilly 4-18-23-30-32-40 draw

• ⚡ Other US State Lotteries Quick Report & Payout Info
• Winning Numbers: Colorado Lotto+ landed on 4-18-23-30-32-40 (Plus: 6-13-18-30-33-38).
• Jackpot Status: The Colorado Lotto+ jackpot is $3.33 Million; no jackpot hit was indicated in the draw summary, so consider it a rollover unless the lottery posts otherwise.
• Drawing Time: Draw schedules vary by game and state; always confirm the next drawing time on your lottery’s official site before you set an alarm (or set your hopes).
• Payout Chart: Scroll to the prize tiers section below for a quick guide to how match counts generally translate into payouts.
• TrendPick AI Insight: Expect a “steady but stingy” profile today: heavy evens, a single odd, and a wide range that spread the action across the board.

The Other US State Lotteries results for Monday, February 2, 2026 include Colorado Lotto+ with winning numbers 4-18-23-30-32-40 and a listed jackpot of $3.33 Million. No jackpot-win note was provided with the draw data, so the outcome reads like a rollover while players chase the next drawing. The Plus add-on numbers were 6-13-18-30-33-38.

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

Colorado Lotto+ results (with Plus)

Here’s the main event first—because money talks and the odds whisper sarcastically in your ear.

Colorado Lotto+ winning numbers:

Colorado Lotto+ Plus numbers:

The jackpot on the board: $3.33 Million. Not exactly “retire tomorrow” money in this economy, but it’s certainly “text your boss a draft resignation” money—just don’t hit send until the claim center hands you the paperwork.

Colorado Lotto+ patterns & TrendPick AI read – Monday, February 2, 2026

What the distribution says (and what it definitely doesn’t)

If you like your results like your budget spreadsheets—clean, orderly, and mostly even—Colorado just served a tidy (if brutally selective) set: 4, 18, 23, 30, 32, 40. Only one odd number (23) showed up to the party. The evens handled the rest of the tab, then left you with the bill: those long odds.

The TrendPick AI Engine detected an even-dominant draw with a broad range, suggesting the winning set wasn’t clustered tightly in one neighborhood of the number pool. Translation: it didn’t bunch up in the teens or camp out in the 30s exclusively—it toured around, like a couponer hopping between stores.

Low vs. high numbers

This draw opened with a single-digit 4 (a classic “don’t ignore the small guys” reminder), then marched upward with 18 and 23, before setting up shop in the 30s and 40: 30, 32, 40. That’s a fairly classic split between low and high—no extreme skew toward only low balls or only high balls.

Any consecutive numbers?

No consecutive pairs in the main draw (so no 22-23 or 31-32 type of neighborly behavior). That doesn’t mean consecutive runs are “due” next time—just that today’s combo preferred personal space.

Repeat hits between Lotto+ and Plus

The Plus add-on didn’t just wave from across the room—it doubled down with 18 and 30 appearing in both sets. If you’re the type who likes to hunt “echo numbers,” those repeats are the closest thing to a rhyme scheme you’ll get from a random draw.

Prize tiers, payout basics, and the cash lump sum reality check – Feb 2, 2026

How payouts generally work (and why the jackpot headline isn’t the whole paycheck)

Every lottery game has its own prize tier rules, but the usual structure is simple: match more numbers, win more money, and occasionally achieve the magical alignment that makes accountants weep. Lower tiers often pay fixed amounts; upper tiers can be pari-mutuel (shared) or fixed depending on the game design.

And yes, that glittery jackpot figure is typically the annuity headline. If you take the cash lump sum option (where offered), the immediate payout is less—because time value of money is undefeated, and because taxes also enjoy being invited to the party.

If you did land a winning ticket—especially at the top end—sign it, secure it, and follow your state’s process to visit the official claim center. This is not the moment to “just keep it in your wallet” like a stale receipt from last month’s groceries.

Next steps for Other US State Lotteries players – Monday, February 2, 2026

Use the patterns, respect the odds

Today’s profile is a nice reminder that luck doesn’t care about your favorite numbers, your birthday strategy, or that “feeling” you had at the gas station. Still, pattern-watching can be a fun way to stay disciplined: track spreads, odd/even swings, and repeats—then set a budget that won’t turn your entertainment into a financial soap opera.

Analyze your strategy for the next draw with TrendPick AI for these games on NichebrAI—especially if Colorado Lotto+ is on your rotation: https://nichebrai.com/colorado-lotto/. If you also play bigger multistate games, you can compare approaches over on the Powerball hub: https://nichebrai.com/powerball-pro/.

One final wallet-friendly reminder: the best strategy is the one where you_toggle your expectations to “entertainment,” your spending to “reasonable,” and your celebration level to “absolutely unhinged” only after you’ve verified the numbers.