New York Lotto sits at $3.1 million as Take 5 stays stingy — NY Lottery Daily results for Feb. 5, 2026

• ⚡ New York Lottery Daily Quick Report & Payout Info
• Winning Numbers: NY Lotto 13-15-34-36-53-59 (Bonus 9); Take 5 Midday 1-17-28-32-35; Take 5 Evening 7-17-23-27-36; Pick 10: 5-19-21-22-30-33-39-46-54-56-64-67-68-74-75-76-77-78-79-80; Numbers Midday 4-8-0; Numbers Evening 7-5-9; Win 4 Midday 7-1-8-3; Win 4 Evening 3-3-2-6.
• Jackpot Status: New York Lotto is sitting at $3.1 million; Take 5 reported no winners in both Midday and Evening.
• Drawing Time: Many NY draws run twice daily; Lotto draws are held at 8:15 PM ET on Wednesdays and Saturdays (always confirm with NY Lottery).
• Payout Chart: Scroll to the prize-tier and metrics section below for a quick payout/odds reality check before you start daydreaming about a cash lump sum.
• TrendPick AI Insight: Today’s big theme: “high-number swagger,” especially in Pick 10’s late-game pileup from 74 through 80.

For Thursday, February 5, 2026, the New York Lottery Daily results included New York Lotto winning numbers 13-15-34-36-53-59 with Bonus Ball 9, along with Take 5, Pick 10, Numbers, and Win 4 draws. The New York Lotto jackpot listed for this report was $3.1 million, while Take 5 showed no winners for both the Midday and Evening drawings.

New York Lottery Daily lottery results – Thursday, February 5, 2026

New York Lotto, Take 5, Pick 10, Numbers & Win 4 (visual results)

New York Lotto: 131534365359+ Bonus Ball:9

New York Take 5 Midday: 117283235

New York Take 5 Evening: 717232736

New York Pick 10: 519212230333946545664676874757677787980

New York Numbers Midday: 480

New York Numbers Evening: 759

New York Win 4 Midday: 7183

New York Win 4 Evening: 3326

Metric check (because vibes don’t cash tickets)

New York Lotto & Take 5 patterns – Feb. 5, 2026

New York Lotto ($3.1 million): mid-high build with a Bonus Ball kicker

Tonight’s New York Lotto line (13, 15, 34, 36, 53, 59) is the kind of portfolio that starts in the teens, buys a little in the mid-30s, and then goes full growth-stock in the 50s. Two pairs jump out: 13–15 and 34–36. If you like “near neighbors,” this draw was basically a networking event.

The sum landed at 210, which sits in that comfortable “not too low, not too spicy” zone. Four odds versus two evens is a common-enough split, and the range (46) means the draw didn’t huddle in one corner of the board.

And that Bonus Ball 9? A small red accent that makes the whole outfit pop. Not that style increases your odds—but it does improve the storytelling while you’re standing in line at the claim center practicing your “I’m totally calm” face.

Take 5 Midday & Evening: no winners, lots of overlap

Bad news for players, but great news for the “maybe next time” crowd: both Take 5 draws reported No Winners. Midday went with 1-17-28-32-35, while Evening dropped 7-17-23-27-36. Notice that shared 17? That’s the day’s most obvious repeat across the Take 5 family, and it’s exactly the kind of coincidence that makes your group chat start screaming “IT’S HOT!” (Spoiler: the odds remain stubbornly unimpressed.)

Midday’s range (34) and Evening’s range (29) show relatively tight clustering compared to Lotto. In plain English: Take 5 kept it compact, like it was trying to save on rent.

The TrendPick AI Engine detected a mild “mid-teen anchor” effect today, with 17 appearing in both Take 5 draws while higher numbers filled out the back half—useful for pattern-spotting, not fortune-telling.

Pick 10, Numbers & Win 4 breakdown – Feb. 5, 2026

Pick 10 ($500,000): the 70s called… and they brought friends

Pick 10’s set is where today’s biggest flex happened: 74-75-76-77-78-79-80 shows up like an end-of-quarter revenue run. That’s a seven-number consecutive streak, which is eye-catching, perfectly legal, and a reminder that “random” doesn’t mean “evenly spaced to please your brain.”

With 11 evens to 9 odds and a range of 75, the distribution is broad. But the density at the top end is the real headline. If you had a lucky ticket featuring a 70s cluster, congratulations—you earned the right to be mildly insufferable at brunch.

Numbers and Win 4: small games, big attitude

Numbers Midday came in 4-8-0 (all even, sum 12), while Numbers Evening ran 7-5-9 (all odd, sum 21). Symmetry lovers, rejoice. Win 4 Midday posted 7-1-8-3, and the Evening draw went 3-3-2-6, featuring a double-3 that always makes people say “that can’t happen,” right before it… happens.

If you’re playing these daily games, treat each prize tier like its own mini-budget decision. The top prize looks glamorous, but the odds are famously stingy—like a bank that charges you a fee for thinking about withdrawing.

Next steps: check prize tiers, claim rules, and smarter tracking

Before you plan the cash lump sum fantasy (or the “I’ll take annuity because I’m responsible now” speech), double-check your ticket against the official prize tier rules for each game and the appropriate claim center process. Also, remember that “No Winners” in Take 5 doesn’t mean “easy next time”—it just means nobody matched it this time.

Want to geek out responsibly? Analyze your strategy for the next draw with TrendPick AI for these games on NichebrAI—start with the dedicated pages for New York Lotto, Take 5 Midday, Take 5 Evening, and Pick 10. If you’re cross-shopping big-jackpot daydreams, you can compare notes with Mega Millions and Powerball tools too.