The Melate Revancha and Revanchita history you're looking for is this: each game's most recent draws, with their six numbers and jackpot, plus a figure almost nobody keeps updated — which numbers have gone the longest without appearing right now, as of this guide. Revancha and Revanchita are two optional Melate draws, each with its own extraction and its own results archive, so their history reads draw by draw, not as a single "last time X came up" number. Here's that recent read, with figures verified straight against the database, not estimated.
Revancha's Most Recent Draws, with Numbers and Jackpot
These are Revancha's six most recent recorded draws, oldest to newest:
- Sorteo 4241 (July 19, 2026): 13-15-23-41-46-49 — jackpot $28,300,000 MXN
- Sorteo 4242 (July 22, 2026): 3-15-16-23-27-54 — jackpot $30,600,000 MXN
- Sorteo 4243 (July 24, 2026): 21-24-35-36-40-43 — jackpot $33,100,000 MXN
- Sorteo 4244 (July 26, 2026): 6-7-23-38-48-53 — jackpot $35,800,000 MXN
- Sorteo 4245 (July 29, 2026): 4-6-10-13-36-49 — jackpot $37,900,000 MXN
- Sorteo 4246 (July 31, 2026): 8-23-41-50-52-56 — jackpot $40,700,000 MXN
Notice something simple but easy to overlook: the jackpot climbs draw after draw because nobody has matched the top prize in that stretch. As soon as there's a winner, it resets to a base amount and the count starts over. To see the most recent draw at the moment you're reading this — this list will age — check the results section.
Revanchita's Most Recent Draws, with Numbers and Jackpot
And here are the six most recent for Revanchita, the other optional draw:
- Sorteo 4241 (July 19, 2026): 13-17-29-31-33-54 — jackpot $92,200,000 MXN
- Sorteo 4242 (July 22, 2026): 1-5-6-14-18-22 — jackpot $93,900,000 MXN
- Sorteo 4243 (July 24, 2026): 18-24-31-41-47-54 — jackpot $95,700,000 MXN
- Sorteo 4244 (July 26, 2026): 18-21-26-35-38-45 — jackpot $97,900,000 MXN
- Sorteo 4245 (July 29, 2026): 9-13-15-16-22-54 — jackpot $99,600,000 MXN
- Sorteo 4246 (July 31, 2026): 1-8-18-26-50-54 — jackpot $101,600,000 MXN
Notice that Revanchita's jackpot in this stretch is noticeably higher than Revancha's on the same dates: they're independent series, and each has gone its own length of time without paying out the top prize. A higher jackpot doesn't say anything about how "close" it is to someone winning it; it just describes how much has built up so far.
Which Numbers Are Most Overdue in the Melate Revancha and Revanchita History Right Now?
This is the figure this article covers that the rest of the history almost never keeps current: counting how many draws have passed since each number last appeared, as of Sorteo 4246, in Revancha the most overdue are 12 (48 draws without appearing), 44 (42), 9 (34), 14 (27), 20 (24), and 37 (23). In Revanchita, the list is entirely different: the most overdue are 48 (30 draws without appearing), 44 (27), 51 (26), 32 (24), 3 (23), and 28 (22).
Two important things about this list. First: it's a snapshot as of today, not a fixed part of the history — every new draw can knock any of these numbers off the count and put another one in its place. Second, and more important: a number going 48 draws without appearing doesn't mean it's "due," or that it's more likely to come up in the next draw. Each ball is drawn independently; it has no memory of how long it's been "overdue." That idea — that a number builds up probability by not appearing — has a name: the gambler's fallacy, and it applies just as much to Revancha and Revanchita as it does to the main Melate draw.
Even and Odd Numbers: Another Pattern the History Shows
Across its 2,159 recorded draws, Revancha's most common even/odd split among the six main numbers is 3 even and 3 odd, which has occurred in 33.6% of draws. The extremes — all six numbers even or all six odd — are quite rare: only 1.2% and 1.3% of the history, respectively. In Revanchita, across its 1,876 draws, the pattern is nearly identical: 3-and-3 shows up in 32.4% of draws, and the extremes also sit around 1.2%–1.5%.
That similarity between the two games isn't a coincidence or a hidden signal — it's exactly what probability predicts when you pick six numbers at random out of 56: a balanced mix of even and odd is simply the most common outcome among all possible combinations. It's a descriptive figure from the history, fun to review, but not a rule for picking your next ticket: a combination with 5 even and 1 odd has, draw by draw, exactly the same probability as any other.
Melate Revancha and Revanchita History: How Far Back Each One Goes
To put the numbers above in context: Revancha launched alongside Melate in its current format, in Sorteo 2088 on December 9, 2007, and through Sorteo 4246 it totals 2,159 recorded draws. Revanchita came later, in Sorteo 2371 on August 25, 2010, and has 1,876 draws on record. If what you're after is the complete record since each series began — its all-time most frequent numbers, the average sum of its combinations, and its biggest jackpot ever — we cover that in depth separately in the full Revancha and Revanchita history; here we focus on the recent snapshot and today's overdue numbers.
And if you're not yet clear on why there are two optional draws besides the main Melate game, or what sets them apart beyond their start dates, it's worth starting with the guide to Melate, Revancha and Revanchita and the difference between Revancha and Revanchita.
How to Look Up the Full History, Draw by Draw
To check any specific draw, not just the six most recent listed above, the most direct route is the results section: it has a tab per game, with the most recent draw featured and previous ones listed below, including date and jackpot. If instead you're interested in accumulated number behavior — full historical frequency, not just the last six draws — the statistics section shows that breakdown number by number for each game. And if your question is broader, about how to read a Melate result in general — draw times, what the bonus number is, where to check a ticket — the Melate results guide covers it fully. For the same "what's overdue" exercise applied to the main draw instead of the optional ones, there's a parallel analysis of Melate's most overdue numbers.
What This Revancha and Revanchita History Does — and Doesn't — Tell You
Reviewing the history — recent draws, today's overdue numbers, the even/odd mix — is genuinely fun if you enjoy the analytical side of the game, and it gives real context for how these two draws have behaved. But it's worth being honest about its limits: every Revancha and Revanchita draw is independent of the ones before it. No number is "about to come up" just because it's gone many draws without appearing, no even/odd pattern improves your odds, and a high jackpot doesn't bring the prize any closer to anyone in particular. The history describes what already happened; it doesn't anticipate what will happen next Wednesday, Friday, or Sunday.
That said, it is a useful tool for two concrete things: confirming past results without relying on memory, and understanding the game through real data instead of hunches. That's exactly what this history summary for Melate, Revancha, and Revanchita offers: current, verifiable, and free of promises it can't keep.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Melate Revancha and Revanchita history?
It's the record of past draws for these two optional games: which six numbers came up on each date and how big the jackpot was at that point. Each game keeps its own history, separate from the main Melate draw.
Where can I check the most recent Revancha and Revanchita history?
For the most recent draws, open results and switch to the Revancha or Revanchita tab. This article also lists the last six draws for each, with numbers and jackpot, above.
How do I know which numbers are overdue in Revancha and Revanchita?
By counting how many draws have passed since each number's last appearance. As of Sorteo 4246, Revancha's most overdue number is 12 (48 draws) and Revanchita's is 48 (30 draws); that list changes with every new draw.
Does the Melate Revancha and Revanchita history help predict the next numbers?
No. The history describes draws that already happened. Every new draw is independent of the ones before it: no overdue number, no even/odd pattern, and no past pattern improves the odds of matching the next one.
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