On February 22, 2023, someone matched all six Revanchita numbers and walked away with just $10,100,000 pesos — a prize so modest it barely made noise. No one at that draw, sorteo 3708, could have known the jackpot wouldn't be won again for the next 200 draws. For fifteen months the pot climbed, draw after draw, no winner and no pause, until June 5, 2024 — draw 3909 — when someone finally matched all six numbers and took home $369,300,000 pesos: the largest prize Revanchita has ever paid out, and the longest winless streak on record for the game.
What Revanchita's historical record actually shows
Revanchita is played with the same 6 numbers as your Melate ticket, no additional number, in its own independent draw with its own jackpot. You don't pick anything new: you activate the option when you buy your ticket, and those same six numbers also compete in this separate draw. If you've never been quite clear on how this fits into the main game, we walk through it calmly in Melate, Revancha and Revanchita: what they are and how they're played, and if what confuses you is telling it apart from its sibling Revancha, that distinction is covered in the difference between Revancha and Revanchita.
MelateBot's records cover 1,881 Revanchita draws, from draw 2371 (August 25, 2010) through draw 4251 (August 12, 2026). That's a long baseline: more than fifteen years of consecutive draws, no gaps, three times a week — Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, alongside the Melate draw. That's really what "historical" means here: not a forecast, but the complete archive of what has already happened.
1,881 draws, 35 jackpots paid: a stubborn pot
Of those 1,881 recorded draws, the top prize has only been paid out 35 times. Put another way: roughly one in every 54 draws ends with someone matching all six numbers; in the rest, the pot simply rolls into the next draw and grows. That's not a glitch or a sign of anything — it's what you'd expect when matching six numbers out of 56 carries a 1-in-32,468,436 probability per combination played. Most of the time, nobody simply bought the right ticket.
The 200-draw drought before the 2024 jackpot is the longest on record, but not the only long streak: draw 4193, on March 29, 2026, paid out $240,000,000 — the fifth-largest jackpot in the record — after 115 draws with no winner. These are different streaks, in different years, for different amounts. The one thing they share is that, draw after draw, nothing that happened before changes the odds of the next one: each draw is independent. A pot going 100 or 150 draws unwon doesn't mean it's "due" — that idea is the gambler's fallacy, and the balls have never heard of it.
The numbers that have come up most — and why it doesn't change anything
Across those 1,881 draws, 11,286 numbers have been drawn in total (six per draw), and not all of them have come up the same number of times. 54 tops the list with 233 appearances, closely followed by 40 and 10, at 226 each, 24 with 222, and 14 with 218. At the other end, 23 has come up just 175 times — the least-seen number in the entire record.
Framed that way, the gap between the most- and least-frequent number is 58 appearances spread across more than fifteen years — exactly the kind of variation any random process produces over the long run, not a sign that some number is "better positioned." We run this same logic on the main Melate draw in Melate's most frequent numbers, and the conclusion is identical: these frequencies describe the past, they're fun to browse, and they do absolutely nothing to improve your odds in the next draw.
Revanchita's record right now
As of this writing — draw 4251, August 12, 2026 — 57 draws have passed with no Revanchita jackpot winner since the March 29 win. The pot stands at roughly $112,000,000 pesos and climbs with every draw until someone wins it or it closes in on the 200-draw record. That figure changes constantly, so for the exact amount on any given day, check live results on the site or the official Pronósticos para la Asistencia Pública portal rather than trusting a fixed number in an article. And if you have an old ticket tucked away from a recent draw, the logical next step is to check it: we explain how in checking your Melate ticket — the same process applies to Revancha and Revanchita.
Why Revanchita's record isn't Revancha's or Melate's
It's easy to blur the three games together because they share your same six numbers, but each carries its own record: its own draw, its own jackpot, and therefore its own streaks and milestones. Revanchita's $369,300,000 record has nothing to do with Melate's record — $639,500,000, from draw 2677 in 2013 — or with Revancha's, which accumulates separately. If you're wondering whether it's worth activating these add-on draws when you buy your ticket, we break it down with real numbers in is it worth playing Revancha and Revanchita.
Frequently asked questions
What is Revanchita's historical record?
It's the complete log of Revanchita draws already held: dates, jackpot amounts, and whether each one had a winner. MelateBot has it documented from draw 2371 (August 2010) through the most recent one, 1,881 draws in total.
Where can I check Revanchita's full historical record?
For today's draw and the current jackpot, the fastest source is the official Pronósticos para la Asistencia Pública site; to check your ticket and understand how the game works, start with our guide to Melate, Revancha and Revanchita.
Does Revanchita's historical record predict the next numbers?
No. Frequencies and streaks describe what already happened, not what's coming. Every Revanchita draw is independent of the ones before it: no number is "overdue" in the sense of being more likely to appear next.
What's the biggest jackpot in Revanchita's history?
$369,300,000 pesos, paid out in draw 3909 on June 5, 2024, after 200 consecutive draws with no winner — the longest streak on record for the game.
How often is Revanchita drawn?
The same days as Melate: Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, around 9:00 PM, since it's activated alongside your Melate play and shares the same draw date.
If you want to play with judgment — balanced numbers, not gut feelings or "overdue" picks — generate your combination with MelateBot AI Picks.
This content is informational and for entertainment purposes. MelateBot is not affiliated with Pronósticos para la Asistencia Pública. Revanchita, like Melate, is a game of chance: no method predicts, guarantees or increases the odds of obtaining the winning numbers. Please play responsibly.