How to Check SuperLotto Plus Results From Overseas
SuperLotto Plus draws Wednesday and Saturday on California time, so it lands at breakfast here. The checking routine and the two Mega balls people confuse.
Published 14 November 2026 · the numbers in this guide are read live from our archive.
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The short answer. SuperLotto Plus is drawn on Wednesday and Saturday evenings in
California, which puts the result on Thursday and Sunday mornings in the UAE, India and Pakistan. Open
the SuperLotto Plus results page, match the American draw date to
the date on your ticket, count your five main numbers, then compare the Mega number on its own.
Which mornings does a SuperLotto Plus result land?
The two nights SuperLotto Plus is drawn, read from the game registry.
Wednesday and Saturday, which for a reader here means Thursday and Sunday mornings. Those two mornings are
the busiest of the week on this site, because Wednesday and Saturday are the nights most American
six-number and five-plus-one games choose. On a Thursday morning you can have SuperLotto Plus, Powerball,
New York Lotto and Florida Lotto all sitting in the archive from the same American evening, which is
precisely why the ticket in your hand has to be matched to a game name and a date rather than to whichever
card loads first.
The SuperLotto Plus draw on your clock, worked out for today
Converted for 14 November 2026. US clocks change in March and November, which moves every US draw by an hour against the Gulf and India; this table is recalculated every time the page loads.
Why does this site give a California draw in Eastern time?
Because one clock is the only way twenty-six American draws can be compared. California runs on Pacific
time, three hours behind New York, and the lottery announces SuperLotto Plus as a 7:57 PM Pacific draw. On
this site that same moment is written as 10:57 PM Eastern, so it can sit in the same table as a New York
draw and a Florida draw without a reader having to hold three American time zones in their head.
It has one practical consequence, and it is the reason this section exists. A reader who converts from
Pacific themselves, and a reader who reads the Eastern figure off our table, should arrive at the same
local time. If they do not, the error is almost always a three-hour one, and the table above is the
version to trust because it is recalculated from the draw time on every page load, including through the
American clock changes in March and November. The full American evening in local time is laid out in our
US draw times guide, and the
California lottery results page carries a live California clock,
which is the quickest way to see whether tonight’s draw has happened yet.
Where do I read the SuperLotto Plus numbers?
The SuperLotto Plus result card: five main numbers, the Mega, and the California draw date.
The SuperLotto Plus results page opens on the newest draw as a card
with its date printed on it, lists the recent draws in a table under it, and continues into the archive
below that, newest first.
We hold 69 recorded SuperLotto Plus draws there.
The California lottery results page gathers the state’s
other draws around it, which is the page to use if you follow California Fantasy 5 or the Daily games as
well.
Nothing needs installing and nothing needs an account. If the card is still showing the previous draw a
few minutes after the draw time, that is the ordinary gap between the balls being drawn and the official
numbers being published; waiting and reloading is the whole remedy, and it is better than reading a figure
somewhere that filled the gap with a guess.
Most recent SuperLotto Plus draw on record: 11 Nov 2026 — 6, 13, 27, 42, 44 + M 22.
How do I check a SuperLotto Plus ticket?
Check the game name on the ticket first. California sells several draw games and two
of them produce five numbers. The name on the slip, not the shape of the numbers, is the starting
point.
Read the draw date and find that exact date on the card. It is a California date, so a
Saturday ticket is settled against the Saturday row you are reading on Sunday morning.
Count your five main numbers against the five drawn. Order never matters. Mark your
own numbers off one at a time, so a single drawn ball cannot be credited twice.
Compare your Mega against the drawn Mega and nothing else. Not against the five main
numbers, and not as a sixth main number of your own.
Record the answer as two figures. Four main numbers and no Mega, or two main numbers
plus the Mega: that pair is what a prize level is defined by, and it is what to quote if you ask
anyone about the ticket.
Take it to the California Lottery if it looks like a win. They set and pay the prizes;
we hold a copy of the numbers.
Step four is the one that goes wrong in both directions, and the small pools make it easy. With five
numbers from 47 and a Mega from 27, overlaps between the two sides of a
result are common enough that almost every regular player has at some point counted one.
How do I tell SuperLotto Plus from Mega Millions?
The California games we publish. SuperLotto Plus is the state jackpot draw; Fantasy 5 and the Daily games sit alongside it.
This is the single most common mix-up our California traffic brings in, and it is a branding accident
rather than a reading error: two unrelated games both print a ball called Mega. The pools tell them apart
immediately.
SuperLotto Plus beside the two games it is most often confused with
A Mega of 25, 26 or 27 can only be SuperLotto Plus, because Mega Millions’ gold ball stops at
24. A main number above 47 rules SuperLotto Plus out, because its drum ends there
while Mega Millions reaches 70. And a California card showing five
numbers with no extra ball at all is California Fantasy 5,
which is drawn every day rather than twice a week. The format of each game is covered in the
SuperLotto Plus guide.
What goes wrong with SuperLotto Plus checks?
A Mega Millions ticket checked against a SuperLotto Plus card
The shared word does the damage. Someone holding a Mega Millions ticket opens the page with Mega in the
headline, finds a draw dated the right weekend, and compares. The nights do not even overlap: Mega
Millions draws Tuesday and Friday, SuperLotto Plus Wednesday and Saturday, so a date that matches both
tickets does not exist.
Converting from Pacific when the table is already in Eastern
A reader who knows SuperLotto Plus as a Pacific draw sometimes applies that offset to the Eastern figure
on our table and lands three hours away from the real local time. The conversions in the table are
complete; nothing further needs adding to them.
Checking Thursday’s crowded morning against the wrong state
Most of the jackpot games we publish draw on Wednesday and Saturday nights, so Thursday and Sunday
mornings carry several similar-looking cards at once. Reading the state and the game name above the
numbers takes a second and removes the whole class of error.
What is the SuperLotto Plus archive good for?
Times each SuperLotto Plus main number has been drawn in our recorded draws, with the even-chance line marked.
Settling an old ticket, mostly. Every draw we hold stays on the results page under its own California
date, so a slip from two months ago is a question with a definite answer rather than a guess. Where the
archive holds enough draws to count, we also publish how often each number has appeared, and the shape of
that count is the useful lesson: bars above and below an even-chance line, which is what counting anything
random looks like once you count enough of it.
It is not a forecast, and with five numbers from 47 it is tempting to treat it as one.
A number that has not appeared since the spring is owed nothing on Saturday, and the Mega that came out
last week is exactly as likely as the other 26 next week. The
number analysis page publishes the counts next to what happened when we
tested scoring them against hundreds of real past draws, which was nothing at all.
An independent results archive. We publish SuperLotto Plus results for reference. We are not the
California Lottery, we sell no tickets, and nothing here confirms a prize. Whether you may buy or claim
from where you live depends on where you are, and only the official operator can answer that. Play only
with money you can afford to lose.
We link operator sites only, and only addresses we have confirmed resolve to the operator. The California
Lottery runs SuperLotto Plus and is the body to contact about a California ticket; we are not printing an
address for it here because we could not verify one at the time of writing, and a wrong address is worse
than none. The two multi-state games California also sells, both of which we publish, are below.
Live results for the games in this guide
Every draw below is recorded here after it is published, with a dated archive behind it.
SuperLotto PlusNewCalifornia
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13
27
42
44
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Frequently asked questions
SuperLotto Plus is drawn on Wednesday and Saturday evenings in California, which places both results in the early morning of the following day in the Gulf and South Asia. Thursday and Sunday are therefore the two mornings that carry something new; the rest of the week shows the previous draw.
No. They are two different games with two different machines. The SuperLotto Plus Mega is drawn from 1 to 27 alongside five numbers from 1 to 47, and it is a California game drawn on Wednesday and Saturday. Mega Millions is a multi-state game drawn on Tuesday and Friday.
It is a California evening draw, announced by the lottery as a 7:57 PM Pacific draw. This site quotes it as 10:57 PM Eastern because every American draw we publish is lined up on one clock, which is what makes a single conversion table possible. Both describe the same moment.
Yes. The five main numbers and the Mega come out of separate machines, so the same figure can appear on both sides of a result. It counts once, on the side it was drawn on. A main number of yours that equals the drawn Mega has matched nothing.
One line has a 1 in 41,416,353 chance of matching everything: the ways to choose five numbers from 47, multiplied by the 27 possible Mega numbers. The figure comes from the format and is identical for every line in every draw.
The California Lottery, which runs the game and holds the only record that pays. This site is an independent archive of the drawn numbers; it can tell you what came out on a given date and nothing more. Claim rules and deadlines are theirs to state.
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