Texas Two Step dangles $500,000 in life-changing money — here are the Texas Lottery Daily results for Feb. 14, 2026

• ⚡ Texas Lottery Daily Quick Report & Payout Info
• Winning Numbers: Texas Cash Five: 10-17-18-23-28; Texas Two Step: 21-23-27-35 + Bonus Ball 10.
• Jackpot Status: Texas Two Step was playing for a $500,000 top prize; official winner confirmation and any rollover details should be verified with the Texas Lottery claim center.
• Drawing Time: Drawings are typically held in the evening (game schedules can vary). Check the Texas Lottery for the official draw time and cut-off.
• Payout Chart: See the prize tier notes below for how payouts generally work by matches and Bonus Ball.
• TrendPick AI Insight: One number (23) repeated across both games — a rare little “echo” that jumps off the board.

Texas Lottery Daily results for Saturday, February 14, 2026 showed Texas Cash Five winning numbers 10-17-18-23-28 and Texas Two Step winning numbers 21-23-27-35 with Bonus Ball 10. Texas Two Step was advertised at a $500,000 jackpot for this draw; whether it was hit or rolled depends on ticket sales and matching winners, which must be confirmed through official Texas Lottery reporting and the claim center.

Texas Lottery Daily lottery results – Saturday, February 14, 2026

Texas Cash Five and Texas Two Step results

Texas Cash Five (02/14/2026)

1017182328

Texas Two Step (02/14/2026) — Jackpot: $500,000

21232735+ Bonus Ball:10

Texas Lottery Daily deep dive – Texas Cash Five & Texas Two Step (Feb. 14, 2026)

Let’s talk about what players actually care about: the patterns that make you do a double-take while you’re clutching that lucky ticket. Because on this Valentine’s weekend draw, Texas served up something sweet… and a little sneaky.

First headline in the numbers: the cross-game repeat. The **TrendPick AI Engine** detected a standout overlap — 23 appears in both Texas Cash Five and Texas Two Step. That doesn’t make it “due” or “hot” (odds don’t work that way), but it is exactly the kind of coincidence that makes group chats explode and coworkers sprint to the printer at 9:58.

Texas Cash Five pattern watch (10-17-18-23-28)

Cash Five landed with a mid-to-upper distribution: one low-ish anchor at 10, then a steady climb through the teens and 20s. You’ve got a clean two-number mini-run with 17-18, which is the classic “tight pair” players love to see because it feels intentional — even though randomness is perfectly comfortable throwing neighbors together.

The sum (96) sits in a comfortable middle band for five numbers, and the 2/3 odd-even split is about as normal as it gets. Translation: this draw didn’t scream chaos; it whispered balance. The range of 18 means the board covered ground without stretching from the basement to the penthouse.

From a strategy standpoint, if you’re the kind of player who spreads selections across low/mid/high, this result leaned mid-high. If you’re a “no consecutive numbers” purist, this draw is your reminder: consecutive hits happen — and they’re not rare enough to ignore.

Texas Two Step spotlight (21-23-27-35 + Bonus Ball 10) — $500,000 on the line

Now to the big stage: Texas Two Step, dangling $500,000 in potential, with winners deciding between a long-term payout structure or a cash lump sum option (where offered and depending on game rules). Either way, we’re talking real, rent-changing, plan-your-next-decade money.

The main four numbers (21, 23, 27, 35) formed a tight, all-odd cluster. Four odds and zero evens is a real statistical flare — not impossible, not magical, just a sharper-looking pattern than the usual 2-and-2 split. And with a range of only 14, this draw stayed bunched in a relatively narrow corridor, living mostly in the 20s and low 30s before jumping to 35.

Then comes the Bonus Ball: 10 — and here’s another twist. That 10 also appeared in the Cash Five main line. Cross-game echoes like this are pure coincidence, but they’re exactly why people feel like the lottery is “sending signs.” It isn’t — but your brain loves a storyline.

Prize tier reminder: Texas Two Step payouts typically depend on how many main numbers you match and whether you also match the Bonus Ball. The top prize is reserved for the full-match scenario; lower prize tiers can still be meaningful, but exact amounts and odds vary by the official game matrix. Always verify your ticket through an authorized retailer, the official site, or the claim center before making any plans.

What to do next – checking tickets, payouts, and the next draw

If you played tonight, don’t just eyeball the digits and toss the slip. Double-check the numbers carefully, confirm the draw date, and make sure you’re looking at the right game. If you believe you’ve hit a significant prize, keep that ticket secure and review claim instructions for deadlines and required ID at the Texas Lottery claim center.

Want to take the emotion out of picking and bring a little structure to the chaos? Analyze your strategy for the next draw with TrendPick AI for these games on NichebrAI — start with Texas Cash Five insights here: https://nichebrai.com/texas-cash-five/ and Texas Two Step tracking here: https://nichebrai.com/texas-two-step/. If you also play national games, you can compare approaches with tools like the Powerball hub at https://nichebrai.com/powerball-pro/.

Bottom line for Saturday night: Cash Five delivered a balanced, mid-high set with a neat consecutive pair, and Two Step flashed an all-odd, tightly grouped line while chasing a $500,000 payday. Check those tickets — because sometimes the difference between “almost” and “absolutely” is one tiny ball.