$3.5M New York Lotto leads Monday’s NY Lottery lineup—while Take 5 keeps playing hard to get

• ⚡ New York Lottery Daily Quick Report & Payout Info
• Winning Numbers: NY Lotto 9-18-24-29-41-48 (Bonus Ball 32); Take 5 Midday 2-7-22-23-29; Take 5 Evening 3-15-18-23-30; Pick 10 drew 3-4-7-8-9-16-19-21-25-33-34-36-41-49-53-55-58-63-69-80; Numbers Midday 4-2-3; Numbers Evening 2-3-3; Win 4 Midday 1-9-2-5; Win 4 Evening 4-2-5-4.
• Jackpot Status: NY Lotto jackpot listed at $3.5 Million; Pick 10 listed at $500,000; Take 5 (Midday/Evening) shows “No Winners.”
• Drawing Time: Varies by game — check the official lottery site.
• Payout Info: Prize tiers vary — see official rules; below is pattern analysis.
• TrendPick AI Insight: Repeats clustered around the low-20s (23) and high-20s (29), while 41 showed up in multiple big-ticket games.

For Monday, February 16, 2026, New York Lottery Daily results included New York Lotto (9-18-24-29-41-48 with Bonus Ball 32) with a jackpot value listed at $3.5 million, and Pick 10 with a listed jackpot of $500,000. Take 5 Midday and Take 5 Evening both show “No Winners” in the data feed, while Numbers and Win 4 posted their respective draws for the day.

New York Lottery Daily lottery results – Monday, February 16, 2026

New York Lotto, Take 5, Pick 10, Numbers and Win 4 results

New York Lotto (Jackpot listed: $3.5 Million):
91824294148+ Bonus Ball:32

New York Take 5 Midday (Jackpot status in feed: No Winners):
27222329

New York Take 5 Evening (Jackpot status in feed: No Winners):
315182330

New York Pick 10 (Jackpot listed: $500,000):
34789161921253334364149535558636980

New York Numbers Midday (Top prize listed: $500):
423

New York Numbers Evening (Top prize listed: $500):
233

New York Win 4 Midday (Top prize listed: $5,000):
1925

New York Win 4 Evening (Top prize listed: $5,000):
4254

New York Lotto + Take 5 pattern watch – February 16, 2026

Lotto’s $3.5M bait: balanced mix, spicy Bonus Ball

New York Lotto dangled a jackpot value of $3.5 million and served up a tidy, accountant-approved blend: three odds, three evens, and a sum of 169. That’s the lottery equivalent of ordering “something normal” and still hoping dessert is free.

The sequence 9-18-24-29-41-48 didn’t bunch up too tightly—no consecutive numbers, and a range of 39. Translation: it spread the love from single digits up into the high 40s. The Bonus Ball landed on 32, a classic mid-30s cameo that pairs nicely with the main draw’s two big anchors at 41 and 48.

If you’re the type who daydreams about the cash lump sum (don’t we all), remember: the real gatekeeper isn’t your imagination—it’s the odds. Lotto odds don’t care about your “lucky numbers,” your birthday, or the fact you once found a quarter in a winter coat pocket and felt chosen.

Take 5: two draws, same message—“No Winners”

Take 5 Midday came in at 2-7-22-23-29 (sum 83), while the Evening draw posted 3-15-18-23-30 (sum 89). In both cases, the feed lists the jackpot status as No Winners. Not tragic—just Take 5 doing what it does best: making everyone swear they were “one number away.”

Interesting overlap alert: 23 shows up in both Midday and Evening. That’s not fate—just randomness wearing a nametag. Still, if you track patterns for fun, it’s the day’s loudest repeat in the Take 5 family.

Pick 10, Numbers, and Win 4 pattern watch – February 16, 2026

Pick 10’s $500K headline and a very wide net

Pick 10 carried a listed top prize/jackpot value of $500,000 and pulled a range of 77 (3 through 80). That’s a coast-to-coast sweep, with a heavy lean toward odd numbers: 13 odd vs. 7 even. If you like “themes,” today’s theme is: odds were feeling themselves.

The **TrendPick AI Engine** detected a noticeable mid-band density—plenty of hits in the 30s to 50s—while still tossing in a top-end punctuation mark at 80. Also, number 41 appears in both Pick 10 and NY Lotto, which is the closest thing today’s data offers to a “shared heartbeat” across games.

Numbers and Win 4: small games, big moods

Numbers Midday posted 4-2-3, and Numbers Evening landed on 2-3-3. The evening draw’s repeat digit gives it that “double-tap” vibe—tiny range (just 1) and a sum of 8. If you played it straight and it matched your ticket, congratulations: you beat the odds and earned yourself a visit to the claim center (or at least a satisfied nod at the counter).

Win 4 Midday drew 1-9-2-5, while Win 4 Evening went 4-2-5-4—a bookend repeat of 4 that’s either delightful or annoying depending on whether your lucky ticket had it. These games are where prize tier structure really matters: exact order vs. boxed plays can turn “almost” into “actually.” Check the official rules before you spend your winnings in your head.

Wrap-up: what to watch next (without donating your rent)

Tonight’s moral: big games teased balanced spreads (hello, Lotto), while the daily favorites delivered repeats (23 in Take 5; double 3 in Numbers Evening; double 4 vibes in Win 4 Evening). That’s randomness—occasionally poetic, frequently rude.

Want to sanity-check your picks before the next drawing? Analyze your strategy for the next draw with TrendPick AI for these games on NichebrAI—start with New York-specific pages like https://nichebrai.com/new-york-lotto/ and https://nichebrai.com/new-york-pick-10/, or drill down into Take 5 at https://nichebrai.com/new-york-take-5-evening/ and https://nichebrai.com/new-york-take-5-midday/.

Responsible-play note: Lottery games are for ages 18+ where legal. Set a budget, treat tickets as entertainment, and don’t chase losses—bad odds don’t become good just because you’re annoyed.