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California SuperLotto Plus Winning Numbers and Results (October 2026)

Updated 107 draws on file since October 15, 2025 · from the official source

Latest draw · October 21, 2026 Wednesday · Saturday
----, Mega number
Jackpot, this draw
$7 million
Cash option, about
$3 million
Jackpot odds
1 in 41,416,353
Any prize
1 in 23.49
Returns per $1
$0.17

California SuperLotto Plus hot and cold numbers

For fun: every draw is independent, so hot, cold or overdue numbers are no likelier to come up next.

Last 50 draws: May 2 – Oct 21, 2026. Each number averages 5.3 appearances in 50 draws.

Hot 23: 9×;27: 8×;30: 8×;3: 8×;18: 8×;
Cold 32: 1×;15: 2×;42: 2×;43: 3×;31: 3×;
Hot Mega number 13: 5×;20: 4×;17: 3×;27: 3×;21: 3×;
Cold Mega number 14: 0×;22: 0×;24: 0×;26: 0×;1: 1×;

Last 100 draws: Nov 8, 2025 – Oct 21, 2026. Each number averages 11 appearances in 100 draws.

Hot 22: 19×;33: 18×;1: 17×;38: 17×;23: 16×;
Cold 47: 4×;32: 6×;31: 6×;28: 6×;24: 7×;
Hot Mega number 13: 8×;17: 6×;3: 6×;12: 5×;6: 5×;
Cold Mega number 1: 1×;26: 2×;22: 2×;10: 2×;7: 2×;
Overdue 15: 40 draws · usually 6; 43: 35 draws · usually 4; 32: 34 draws · usually 10; 22: 24 draws · usually 3; 31: 19 draws · usually 14;
Overdue Mega number 24: 67 draws · usually 7;26: 62 draws · usually 21;14: 57 draws · usually 14;22: 51 draws · usually 33;1: 45 draws;

Overdue counts draws since each number last came up, beside its usual gap; data through the October 21, 2026 draw.

Turn on JavaScript to generate California SuperLotto Plus lines from these counts.

Next California SuperLotto Plus drawing

Saturday, October 24, 7:57 p.m. PT (10:57 p.m. ET)

Jackpot for Oct 24: $8 million, cash value $3.3 million. The lottery's figure, read Oct 23.

Sales close 12 minutes before the draw.

DrawDaysTime (PT)Sales close
California SuperLotto Plus Wed, Sat 7:57 p.m.10:57 p.m. ET 7:45 p.m.

Schedule from the lottery's published draw times. A drawing can move on a holiday; the lottery's own schedule decides.

Did I win? Check your California SuperLotto Plus numbers

Enter your ticket to check it against the last 18 California SuperLotto Plus draws, back to August 22, 2026. Fixed prizes are from the lottery's chart below; a pari-mutuel prize shows the lottery's estimate.

Your 5 numbers (1–47)

Runs in your browser; your numbers are not sent anywhere. Only the lottery's own check is final: sign your ticket and claim it as the lottery says.

Did anyone win SuperLotto Plus on Oct 21?

Nobody matched all five numbers and the Mega number, so the $7 million jackpot rolls to $8 million for Saturday, October 24, 2026. The Wednesday, October 21, 2026 drawing in full, or check your ticket against every draw.

California SuperLotto Plus prizes and odds

A California SuperLotto Plus play costs $1. The jackpot rolls over until it is won, and starts again at $7 million. Prizes marked “est.” are pari-mutuel: a share of a prize pool split between that night's winners, so the lottery prints an estimate rather than a fixed amount. Overall odds of winning a prize: 1 in 23.5.

MatchPrizeOdds
5 + Mega Jackpot 1 in 41,416,353
5 of 5 pari-mutuel 1 in 1,592,937
4 + Mega pari-mutuel 1 in 197,221
4 of 5 pari-mutuel 1 in 7,585
3 + Mega pari-mutuel 1 in 4,810
3 of 5 pari-mutuel 1 in 185
2 + Mega pari-mutuel 1 in 360.8
1 + Mega pari-mutuel 1 in 74
Mega only pari-mutuel 1 in 48.7

Prizes from the game page, odds and prizes on calottery.com, read October 18, 2026. Odds are computed from the game's number pool and checked against the lottery's printed figures. The lottery's own rules decide every claim.

Last 30 California SuperLotto Plus draws

Date Numbers Mega number
October 21, 2026 12 17 27 30 36 15
October 17, 2026 03 25 27 29 37 17
October 14, 2026 07 18 23 46 47 12
October 10, 2026 01 05 23 34 47 27
October 7, 2026 19 25 27 33 37 9
October 3, 2026 14 19 23 26 33 25
September 30, 2026 02 10 12 23 39 2
September 26, 2026 01 09 26 35 36 27
September 23, 2026 13 20 29 30 45 13
September 19, 2026 09 11 12 14 30 21
September 16, 2026 26 28 33 35 41 16
September 12, 2026 13 26 29 35 47 8
September 9, 2026 09 24 28 34 41 6
September 5, 2026 08 09 19 38 42 16
September 2, 2026 12 17 18 35 40 9
August 29, 2026 02 06 07 35 44 13
August 26, 2026 25 26 30 37 38 23
August 22, 2026 11 16 21 28 37 19
August 19, 2026 04 12 18 34 36 13
August 15, 2026 06 08 17 18 31 19
August 12, 2026 03 04 14 35 40 20
August 8, 2026 01 23 25 40 46 11
August 5, 2026 02 04 09 13 20 5
August 1, 2026 29 30 37 41 44 18
July 29, 2026 05 13 19 22 27 7
July 25, 2026 03 27 28 29 34 12
July 22, 2026 05 16 29 30 35 17
July 18, 2026 02 03 10 27 37 7
July 15, 2026 02 05 34 36 37 3
July 11, 2026 01 04 21 36 44 20

How to play California SuperLotto Plus

  • California SuperLotto Plus draws 5 numbers from 1 to 47 plus a Mega number (Wednesday · Saturday); a ticket picks 5.
  • Pick 5 numbers from 1 to 47 and 1 Mega number from 1 to 27, or take a Quick Pick; $1 per play.
  • Nine prize levels, from matching the Mega number alone up to all 5 plus the Mega; every prize level is a share of a pool, so amounts vary by draw.
  • Advance Play covers 2 to 8, 16 or 20 consecutive draws.

Claiming a prize

A winning California SuperLotto Plus ticket must be claimed within 180 days from the draw date. Sign the back of a winning ticket: it belongs to whoever holds it. Where to claim in California, and what needs an appointment, is on our California page. What a win is worth after tax.

The short version

The last SuperLotto Plus draw, on October 21, 2026, came up 12 · 17 · 27 · 30 · 36 with a Mega number of 15. Ignoring the jackpot, a $1 ticket returns $0.17 in prizes on average — 17c on the dollar — and you win something once every 23.5 tickets.

What a ticket has actually been worth

The jackpot is the number on the billboard. This is the other one: what a $1 ticket was worth at each draw, once the lump sum — taking the money now is worth about 43% of the advertised annuity — and the chance of splitting the prize with everyone else who bought in are taken off. It rises as the jackpot rolls — but never as fast, and in this whole run it never rose far enough.

0c 25c 50c 75c $1 Break even — you get back what you paid $64M jackpot → 80c OctDecJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOct

what comes back what does not jackpot won, value resets Hover or tap the chart for any draw

What one $1 SuperLotto Plus ticket was worth at each of the last 107 draws, before tax. It climbs while the jackpot rolls and drops back the moment somebody wins — 7 times since October 15, 2025. The best draw in that stretch still paid back 80 cents on the dollar. At the top of that range the answer leans on an estimate: once a jackpot is big enough that a win is likely to be shared, how many tickets were sold matters as much as the jackpot, and sales figures are not published per draw. How much that moves the number.
Best draw
80c
per dollar, October 17, 2026
Worst draw
24c
per dollar, October 15, 2025
Jackpots won
7
in 107 draws
Biggest jackpot
$64 million
still short of break even

No draw in the run above was a fair bet. The obvious next question is how big the jackpot would have to be — so here is that, as a thing you can drag.

This one does pay for itself — at about $84 million

Almost every lottery ticket is worth less than it costs at every jackpot, because the number that grows the prize is the same number that makes you split it. SuperLotto Plus is the exception, and the reason is that it is California's alone: its sales rise by half while the jackpot rises eightfold, so the prize never gets diluted the way a national game's does. Past roughly $84 million a $1 ticket is worth more than the $1 you paid.

Two things before anyone acts on that. It is before tax: at the top federal rate the crossing moves to about $135 million — still a jackpot this game reaches, but not the same number. California is one of the few states that does not tax its own lottery, so there is nothing on top of that. And expected value is not advice: it is an average over 41,416,353 combinations, and the overwhelmingly likely outcome of buying one ticket is still that you lose the $1. A positive average made of one enormous prize and millions of losses is not the same kind of thing as a bet worth placing.

Advertised jackpot $64 million
A $1 ticket is worth $0.80 80c on the dollar — $0.20 short of the $1.00 you paid
Jump to:
  1. Your slice of the billboard number$64 million split 41,416,353 ways
    $1.55
  2. Except it is a 30-year annuitytake it now and it is $27 million
    −$0.89 $0.66
  3. And a jackpot that size gets shared3.1 million tickets in play — you keep 96% of a win
    −$0.02 $0.64
  4. Plus the prizes below the jackpotevery tier below the jackpot, exactly
    +$0.17 $0.80
  5. What your $1 actually buys80 cents on the dollar
    $0.80

the $1 you paid

0c 25c 50c 75c $1 Break even pays for itself from here a $84 million jackpot $0$50M$100M$150M$200M 80c
Every jackpot the game could advertise, priced the same way as the chart above. Sales are measured from California's own winner counts up to $50 million; past that the line is an extrapolation of the same fit, and it is the only part of this chart that is.
Cash value
$27 million
Tickets in play (est.)
3.1 million
Your share if you win
96%
Jackpot odds
1 in 41,416,353

Before tax, which takes more — our calculator does that properly. Ticket sales are the one estimated input, and they are fitted to this game alone: California Lottery's published per-tier winner counts, 106 draws to 2026-09-19. Only the sharing step depends on them. The formulas, and how much a wrong sales figure would move the answer.

The same arithmetic as a table, tier by tier, is on the odds page.

SuperLotto Plus winning numbers 2026 · Every SuperLotto Plus draw since October 15, 2025 →

Hot and cold over the whole run

22 has come up most often, 19 times. Each number averages about 11 over 107 draws, and whichever number happens to lead normally finishes around 7 ahead. 22 is 8 ahead, so this is an ordinary spread rather than a streak. 47 has come up least, 4 times. The full frequency table, with the chart that shows why →

Has any combination ever repeated?

No. Every one of the 107 SuperLotto Plus draws on record has had a different set of main numbers — there are 41,416,353 possible tickets, so the history has barely scratched them. Put your line in the checker to see every draw it would have won, what those wins were worth, and the closest it has come.

Is a ticket worth it?

Ignoring the jackpot, a $1 SuperLotto Plus ticket returns $0.17 on average — 17 cents on the dollar. The jackpot adds to that, though less than the headline suggests: the ticket sales that grow a big jackpot also make a win likely to be shared. The whole curve is here.

For comparison, the best California scratcher on sale returns 83 cents on the dollar. Every California ticket, ranked.

Frequently asked questions

What are the hottest SuperLotto Plus numbers?
Over the 107 draws since October 15, 2025, 22 has come up most often — 19 times, against an average of 11. Whichever number leads normally ends up around 7 ahead, so that is a normal-sized lead. See the full frequency table.
What are the coldest SuperLotto Plus numbers?
47, with 4 appearances against an average of 11. The gap between the most and least drawn numbers is about what 107 draws normally produce.
Which SuperLotto Plus numbers are overdue?
15 has gone the longest without appearing — 40 draws. That does not make it likelier next time: every number has the same 10.6% chance of being drawn, however long it has been.
Has the same SuperLotto Plus combination ever been drawn twice?
No. In all 107 draws since October 15, 2025, every set of main numbers has been different. With 41,416,353 possible tickets, a repeat is not something to wait for. Check your own numbers against every draw.
What are the odds of winning SuperLotto Plus?
The jackpot is 1 in 41,416,353. Winning any prize is 1 in 23.49, and most of those wins are the smallest prize. Every prize tier, with what each is worth.
Is a SuperLotto Plus ticket worth buying?
Setting the jackpot aside, a $1 ticket returns $0.17 on average — about 17c on the dollar. The jackpot can push that higher when it rolls, though not as far as the headline suggests, because the ticket sales that grow a jackpot also make a win likelier to be split. We show the whole curve.
How often is SuperLotto Plus drawn?
Wednesday · Saturday. California's own jackpot game, drawn Wednesdays and Saturdays.

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