The Melate and Revancha historical archive is the complete record of every draw held since both games began: every date, every winning number, and every jackpot, draw by draw. It isn't a single archive — it's two independent histories running in parallel, because Melate and Revancha are drawn the same night but from separate ball extractions. In this guide we go through what that archive contains, what its real records are, which numbers have appeared most and least often across nearly 19 years of draws, and how to check it yourself, for free.
What exactly is the Melate and Revancha historical archive?
When you buy a Melate ticket and activate the Revancha option, your same 6-number combination enters two independent draws the same night: the Melate draw, which also includes an additional number, and the Revancha draw, which draws 6 numbers from 1 to 56 with no additional number. Each has its own ball extraction, its own jackpot, and therefore its own history. For a full breakdown of how the two draws relate to each other — and how Revancha differs from Revanchita — see Melate Revancha and Revanchita: what they are and how they're played.
Melate's historical record starts at draw 2088 (December 9, 2007), and Revancha's runs exactly in parallel, draw for draw, up to the most recent one covered in this guide: draw 4246, from Friday, July 31, 2026. That's 2,159 draws of each game, nearly 19 straight years, three times a week. And since Revancha also draws 6 numbers out of 56 — the same mechanic as Melate — the odds of matching all six are mathematically identical: 1 in 32,468,436.
Same draw night, two different histories
The clearest way to understand why we talk about "two archives" rather than one is to compare an actual draw. Take the most recent one on record, draw 4246, held Friday, July 31, 2026:
| Detail | Melate | Revancha |
|---|---|---|
| Winning numbers | 6, 14, 21, 32, 40, 49 | 8, 23, 41, 50, 52, 56 |
| Additional number | 45 | Not applicable |
| Jackpot in that draw | $46,000,000 MXN | $40,700,000 MXN |
| Was there a top-prize winner? | No, it rolled over | No, it rolled over |
Same night, same possible ticket, two completely separate extractions and two separate jackpots. That, in essence, is the combined historical record of Melate and Revancha: two timelines that share a date but never share numbers.
The jackpot record in Revancha's historical archive
The highest recorded jackpot in Revancha's history belongs to draw 3267, Wednesday, March 27, 2019, at $429,000,000 MXN. The jackpot had been climbing draw after draw — $422.3 million on March 20, $425.3 million on March 24 — until that prize was won and the jackpot reset to $20,000,000 MXN the following draw. It's Revancha's historical ceiling to date; no later draw has topped it.
That record is different — and considerably smaller — than Melate's, whose highest recorded jackpot is $639.5 million pesos, reached in draw 2677 back in 2013. That makes sense: Melate has historically drawn more players and a higher base jackpot, so its winner-less streaks tend to pile up more money. For the full breakdown of Melate's records, streaks, and jackpot history since 2007, see Melate's historical archive.
The most frequent numbers across nearly 19 years of draws
Counting the six main positions of every Revancha draw since 2007, here are the numbers that have come up most often:
| Number | Times drawn |
|---|---|
| 4 | 253 |
| 24 | 252 |
| 50 | 251 |
| 5 | 251 |
| 37 | 250 |
| 40 | 249 |
At the other end, the least-seen numbers in Revancha's history are 11 (206 times), 12 (207), and a three-way tie at 209 between 14, 20, and 42. Melate's pattern is different: there, the most frequent are 29 and 50 (259 times each), followed by 19 and 54 (254). If you want the full number-by-number breakdown for Melate specifically, covering all 56 numbers, we have it in Melate's most frequent numbers.
Here's the warning that belongs in every historical analysis: these figures describe the past, not the future. Every Revancha draw is an independent event; the balls don't "remember" how many times the 4 has come up over the last 19 years. A number with 253 appearances has, in the next draw, exactly the same probability as one with 206.
The most overdue numbers: the flip side of the archive
"Lag" measures how many draws have passed since a number last came up. Using draw 4246 (July 31, 2026) as the reference point, here are the most overdue numbers in Revancha's history:
| Number | Last seen | Draws since |
|---|---|---|
| 12 | Draw 4198 | 48 |
| 44 | Draw 4204 | 42 |
| 9 | Draw 4212 | 34 |
| 14 | Draw 4219 | 27 |
| 20 | Draw 4222 | 24 |
In Melate, the most overdue number as of that same date was 53, absent since draw 4210 (36 draws back), followed by 18 (33 draws). Just like with frequency, lag is fun to look at but predicts nothing: the gambler's fallacy — believing a number is "due" because it's been absent for a while — has no mathematical backing. You can see Melate's full, updated lag ranking in Melate's most overdue numbers.
How to check the full historical archive yourself, for free
All of this information is public, and there's no need to pay for it or download it from questionable sources. The official result of each draw is published by Pronósticos para la Asistencia Pública, the agency that operates Melate, Revancha, and Revanchita. At MelateBot we maintain our own database with the full historical archive since 2007, which you can check at Melate results, where you'll find each draw's winning numbers, the jackpot, and whether there was a winner, updated as soon as each draw finishes.
If you're looking for a specific draw — say, to verify an old ticket or check how much was won a particular week — the fastest way is to filter by date or draw number in that same section. You don't need to register or install anything to view the archive; an account is only needed to generate combinations or save your tickets.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Melate and Revancha historical archive?
It's the complete record of every draw held in both games since 2007: date, winning numbers, jackpot, and whether there was a winner in each one. Melate and Revancha are drawn the same night but from independent ball extractions, so they're really two archives running in parallel.
Where can I check the full Melate Revancha historical archive?
For free, at Melate results, which updates after every draw with the numbers, the jackpot, and the top-prize status for Melate, Revancha, and Revanchita. You can also check the official Pronósticos para la Asistencia Pública site.
Since when does Revancha's historical record exist?
The archive we maintain at MelateBot starts at draw 2088, from December 9, 2007, and runs uninterrupted through the most recent draw. That's nearly 19 years of draws, three times a week.
Does the Melate and Revancha historical archive include Revanchita?
Not in this guide: Revanchita is a third, independent draw, with its own jackpot and extraction, that uses the same 6-number combination as Melate and Revancha. We cover the exact differences in the difference between Revancha and Revanchita.
Do the historical archive's most frequent numbers predict the next draw?
No. They're a statistical curiosity about draws that have already happened, never a prediction. Every Revancha draw is independent of the ones before it, so no number has better odds than another for having come up more or less often in the past.
Reviewing the historical archive is a good habit if you enjoy understanding the game in depth, but it doesn't change your odds of winning. If you do play, set a fixed budget, and if you want to generate balanced combinations, you can do it with MelateBot AI Picks.
This content is for informational and entertainment purposes. MelateBot is not affiliated with Pronósticos para la Asistencia Pública. Melate, Revancha, and Revanchita are games of chance: no method predicts, guarantees, or improves the odds of getting the winning numbers. Play responsibly.