Melate draw 3750 fell on Wednesday, May 31, 2023, with the jackpot sitting at 81 million pesos and a streak of twenty-seven straight draws without a jackpot winner behind it. The six numbers that came up — 7, 24, 25, 40, 44, and 54, plus additional number 2 — didn't break that streak either: it climbed to twenty-eight. If you're holding a ticket from that date and want to know whether it caught anything in the smaller prize tiers, here's the full result, the right way to check it, and, more importantly, whether there's still time left to claim anything at all.
The numbers from draw 3750
Here's the official record for that draw, so you can check it directly against your ticket:
- Date: Wednesday, May 31, 2023
- Winning numbers: 7, 24, 25, 40, 44, 54
- Additional number: 2
- Jackpot in play: 81,000,000 pesos
- Was the jackpot won? No — it rolled over to the next draw
Match all six numbers on your ticket against this list, in any order — Melate doesn't require the position to line up, only that the six numbers appear somewhere among what you played. The additional number only matters for the five-plus-additional prize tier, so check it separately from the rest.
How to check your ticket, step by step
You don't need to memorize the numbers. The most reliable path is the official app or website: search for draw 3750 by date or folio number, and let the system scan your ticket's barcode or match the numbers you entered when you played. If you bought online, the account you played from already keeps that result tied to your ticket, so there's nothing to search for manually. We walk through the full process in our guide on how to check a Melate ticket; if you're deciding which tool to use so you don't miss a draw again, we compare the options in app versus website for tracking Melate.
If your ticket is a physical one from a while back, be patient with the scanner — paper printed before certain system updates sometimes doesn't scan cleanly with a phone camera, and you'll need to type the folio number in by hand. That's a paper issue, not a sign anything is wrong.
What a rolling jackpot actually means
Twenty-seven jackpot-less draws before 3750, and twenty-eight after, isn't a pattern — it's what you'd expect from a game where matching all six numbers carries odds of 1 in 32,468,436. Each draw is independent of the one before it; a jackpot going weeks without a winner doesn't make the next draw more likely to pay out, and it doesn't make it less likely either. What does change is the size of the prize: every draw without a winner adds that draw's take to the next one, which is why long streaks like this one tend to end in bigger-than-usual jackpots. How that accumulation works, and which jackpots have gone the highest in Melate's history, is covered in the Melate rollover jackpot guide.
Can you still claim a prize from this draw?
Here's the part that matters most if your ticket is from draw 3750: it's been more than three years since May 31, 2023. Melate prizes have a claim deadline, and how long you get depends on the prize tier and where you bought the ticket. For a draw this old, the honest expectation is that the window has already closed — but don't assume it, confirm it. We break down the exact deadlines by prize category in this guide to prize claim deadlines. If the window is still open, the claim process — which documents to bring, where to go depending on the amount — is covered in how to claim a Melate prize.
An expired ticket is worth nothing, so if you're holding one from an old date, check the deadline before anything else. It's the step most people skip, and the one that causes the most regret afterward.
Common mistakes when checking an old ticket
Reading errors happen more often with old tickets than with a freshly bought one. The most common ones:
- Mixing up the Melate column with Revancha or Revanchita on a multi-draw ticket — those are separate draws with separate numbers, even played the same night.
- Misreading the printed date and checking your ticket against the wrong draw entirely.
- Forgetting the additional number, which doesn't count toward the jackpot but does count toward a mid-tier prize.
- Writing a ticket off without checking every prize tier — Melate pays out starting at three matches, not just a perfect six.
If you're not sure where to find each piece of information on the paper — series, folio, combination, draw number — walk through the full anatomy of a Melate ticket before you decide a check was a win or a miss.
A few numbers from draw 3750, just for the curious
Now that you have the result in front of you, a few curiosities from that combination, with zero predictive intent: the six numbers summed to 194; four came out even and two odd; three landed in the low half of the board (1 through 28) and three in the high half; and only one consecutive pair showed up, 24 and 25. It's also worth noting that two of the six numbers, 40 and 44, had appeared in the immediately preceding draw. That's a scheduling coincidence, not a signal — every draw is drawn from scratch, and no pattern in past results changes the odds of the next one. File it under trivia, not strategy for picking your next numbers.
Frequently asked questions
What were the winning numbers for Melate draw 3750?
7, 24, 25, 40, 44, and 54, with additional number 2. The draw took place Wednesday, May 31, 2023, and the jackpot wasn't won.
How do I check if my ticket from draw 3750 won anything?
Match the six numbers printed on your ticket — in any order — against the list above, and check the additional number separately. The official app and website also do this automatically if you search for the draw by date or folio; the full walkthrough is in our guide on checking a Melate ticket.
Can I still claim a prize from a 2023 draw?
It depends on the prize amount and when you bought the ticket, but for a draw more than three years old, it's very likely the deadline has already passed. Confirm the exact window before assuming anything either way.
Why was the jackpot still rolling over on this draw?
Because nobody had matched all six numbers in twenty-seven straight draws before it, and this one didn't either. That's not a pattern or a warning sign — it's the normal probability of a game where hitting the jackpot is a 1-in-32,468,436 shot.
Does it matter if I played draw 3750 online instead of at a store?
Not for checking purposes — the result is the same whether your ticket is digital or paper. What does change is the claim process, which is usually simpler if you played from a registered account, since the prize gets deposited directly.
If draw 3750 is already behind you and you'd rather play your next tickets with a deliberate selection instead of a random one, generate your combinations with MelateBot AI Picks — it doesn't predict winning numbers, nobody can, but it helps you build varied tickets and steer clear of the patterns most people play without noticing.
MelateBot is not affiliated with Pronósticos para la Asistencia Pública. Melate is a game of chance: no method, system, or statistical analysis guarantees or improves your odds of winning the jackpot. Play responsibly, and only with money you can afford to lose.