Colorado Lotto+ Stacks Up to $1.43 Million as 4-12-16-23-33-34 Drops on Feb. 14, 2026

• ⚡ Other US State Lotteries Quick Report & Payout Info
• Winning Numbers: Colorado Lotto+ drew 4-12-16-23-33-34, with an Extra (Plus) set of 1-3-17-23-27-29.
• Jackpot Status: A $1.43 Million Colorado Lotto+ top prize was in play; no rollover is indicated in today’s data.
• Drawing Time: Drawings are held on the Colorado Lottery schedule (check local listings for the official time and cutoff).
• Payout Chart: Scroll to the payout/prize tier notes below for how wins typically break down and what to bring to a claim center.
• TrendPick AI Insight: Today leaned even-heavy with a wide range, plus a notable “23” repeat across the main and Plus sets.

The Other US State Lotteries results for Saturday, February 14, 2026 include Colorado Lotto+ winning numbers 4-12-16-23-33-34 and an Extra (Plus) set of 1-3-17-23-27-29. The listed Colorado Lotto+ jackpot for the draw was $1.43 million, and the provided information does not indicate a rollover or jackpot hit outcome—only the advertised top prize amount.

Other US State Lotteries lottery results – Saturday, February 14, 2026

Colorado Lotto+ results (and Extra/Plus)

Colorado Lotto+ winning balls:

41216233334

Extra (Plus) balls:

1317232729

Colorado Lotto+ – Patterns & number behavior (Feb. 14, 2026)

Let’s talk money first: a $1.43 million headline prize is the kind of mid-sized jackpot that makes players daydream about the cash lump sum—and then remember taxes exist. Still, if you’re going to fantasize, at least fantasize with a calculator.

Now to the digits. Colorado Lotto+ landed on 4-12-16-23-33-34. It’s a draw that feels like it wore a sensible suit: not too top-heavy, not too low-heavy, and definitely not trying to impress anyone with a wild all-odd party. With four evens (4, 12, 16, 34) and only two odds (23, 33), the parity skew is real—but not scandalous.

The TrendPick AI Engine detected a “two-zone” personality: an early cluster in the teens (12, 16) and a late push in the 30s (33, 34), bridged by 23. That bridge matters, because it’s the one number that shows up again in the Extra (Plus) set. If 23 were a stock, it had both dividends and momentum today.

Low vs. high numbers: a balanced portfolio

Three balls landed under 20 (4, 12, 16) and three landed at 23 or higher (23, 33, 34). That’s about as “diversified index fund” as a six-number draw gets. The overall sum of 122 sits comfortably in the middle lane—no need to accuse this draw of being either a high-roller or a penny-pincher.

Consecutive numbers: hello, 33-34

Consecutive pairs are the lottery’s favorite jump scare—rare enough to feel meaningful, common enough to be totally normal. Today gave us 33-34, a tidy little tandem near the top end. If you had a lucky ticket with that pair, you got the satisfaction of being “almost psychic,” which is priceless (unlike your ticket, which was not).

Repeats across main and Plus: 23 makes a cameo twice

The Extra (Plus) line—1-3-17-23-27-29—repeats 23 from the main draw. That kind of overlap isn’t destiny; it’s just a statistical wink. Still, it’s the sort of detail pattern-hunters love to circle in red ink while ignoring the part where odds are still the house’s best friend.

Prize tiers, payout vibes, and what to do if lightning strikes

Colorado Lotto+ wins generally ladder up through multiple prize tiers: smaller matches pay smaller amounts, and the top match goes after the big check. The important personal-finance note is this: if you hit something meaningful, your next stop shouldn’t be a shopping spree—it should be reading the game rules, then calling the lottery or visiting the official claim center with proper ID and a signed ticket.

If the jackpot is won, winners often choose between an annuity stream and a cash lump sum. The lump sum is the instant-gratification option—like buying dessert before dinner—while the annuity is the slow-and-steady approach. Either way, taxes will want a seat at the table. (They always do. They never split the appetizer.)

Want more state-game intel? Keep your analysis budget working

If you’re building a smarter routine—tracking number spread, parity, and repeat behavior—don’t just rely on vibes and a “lucky pen.” Analyze your strategy for the next draw with TrendPick AI for these games on NichebrAI, including Colorado’s page here: https://nichebrai.com/colorado-lotto/. If you also play bigger multi-state action, you can compare patterns against Powerball tools at https://nichebrai.com/powerball-pro/—because if you’re going to chase long odds, you might as well chase them with receipts.

Bottom line: tonight’s Colorado Lotto+ draw was even-leaning, comfortably spread out, and sprinkled with a neat little repeat (23) across main and Plus. Not every drawing produces a legend—but it always produces a new set of numbers, and that’s the lottery’s favorite way to keep hope compounding.