SuperLotto Plus Jackpot Unclaimed; Prize Grows to $11M
No ticket matched all six numbers in Saturday's SuperLotto Plus drawing, leaving the jackpot to roll over to Wednesday's drawing.
Updated on Nov. 1, 2026 in Gambling
No tickets sold with all six SuperLotto Plus numbers in Saturday's drawing, which produced 1, 5, 7, 28, 32 and Mega number 12. The estimated jackpot for Wednesday's drawing rose to $11 million.
Why it matters
The unclaimed Saturday jackpot of $10 million means the prize continues to grow for California players, and the drawing marks the fourth since a six-number ticket was last sold.
Two tickets matched five of six numbers in Saturday's drawing, with one sold in Gardena and one at a gas station in San Francisco's East Bay, while the jackpot has now gone four drawings since a six-number ticket was last sold. The odds of matching all five main numbers plus the Mega number are 1 in 41,416,353.
The players
SuperLotto Plus
SuperLotto Plus is a California Lottery game that offers a jackpot for matching six numbers drawn from two pools, with the jackpot rolling over when no ticket wins it.
The details
The Saturday night drawing produced numbers 1, 5, 7, 28, 32 and Mega number 12, and no ticket matched all six. Two tickets matched five numbers but missed the Mega number, and one of those tickets was sold at a market in Gardena while the other was sold at a gas station in San Francisco's East Bay.
Timeline
Saturday night (October 31, 2026): SuperLotto Plus drawing with no six-number winner.
Wednesday (November 4, 2026): Next drawing, with an estimated $11 million jackpot.
Legal Context
Because the SuperLotto Plus jackpot rolls over when no ticket matches all six numbers, the prize has continued to build over successive drawings rather than resetting. The Saturday drawing's unclaimed $10 million now feeds an estimated $11 million prize for Wednesday.
Players in California can enter SuperLotto Plus at retail lottery locations before Wednesday's drawing, when the estimated jackpot is $11 million. The jackpot's growth means the odds of a large payout increase for each ticket purchased before the drawing.
The takeaway
A rolling jackpot can grow large between wins, so checking the posted estimate before a drawing helps players understand what is at stake. Remember that the odds of matching all six numbers are far longer than the odds of winning a smaller prize.
What happens next
The next SuperLotto Plus drawing is scheduled for Wednesday, November 4, 2026, with an estimated $11 million jackpot.
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Source note: This article includes information reported by My News LA.
