Melate draw 3753 was played on Wednesday, June 7, 2023, and while nobody won the jackpot that night, the draw did mark something rarer: it was the 31st consecutive draw without a jackpot winner, one of the longest rollover streaks the game has recorded. If you've still got a ticket from that date sitting around, here are the official numbers and the exact steps to check it.
The results of draw 3753
These are the winning numbers Pronósticos para la Asistencia Pública published for Melate draw 3753, played on June 7, 2023:
- Winning numbers: 6, 10, 13, 36, 39, and 43
- Additional number: 42
- Jackpot for this draw: 90.3 million pesos
- Was the jackpot won? No — it rolled over to the next draw
If your ticket reads "Sorteo 3753" with the date 07/06/2023, these are the six numbers and the additional number your played combinations need to be checked against.
How to check your draw-3753 ticket, step by step
Checking an old ticket works the same way as checking a fresh one — the only extra step is confirming you have the right draw before you compare anything. Here's the process:
- Confirm the draw number. Every Melate ticket prints the draw number and date; make sure yours reads 3753 and 07/06/2023. Checking against the wrong draw is the most common mistake with old tickets.
- Compare each line you played. A single ticket can hold several combinations (lines); check each one against the six numbers — 6, 10, 13, 36, 39, 43 — and note how many matches each line has.
- Treat the additional number separately. The 42 only matters if you've already matched five of the six main numbers; on its own it doesn't form a prize category.
- Find your ticket's folio number. If you think you have a winner, that folio is what a point of sale or Pronósticos' offices will need to verify it.
If you've never walked through what's actually printed on a Melate ticket — where the folio sits, where the draw number is, which dates are printed on it — the anatomy of a Melate ticket breaks it down field by field. And if draw 3753 isn't the only past draw you need to check, the general how to check your Melate ticket guide covers the process for any date, not just this one.
What these numbers say (and don't say)
Like any draw that's already happened, 3753 can be described with simple statistics. The six numbers summed to 147. Three came out even and three odd, three fell in the lower half (1–28) and three in the upper half (29–56), with no two numbers consecutive to each other. By decade, two numbers landed in the 1–10 range, one in 11–20, two in 31–40, and one in 41–50 — none in 21–30 or 51–56.
One odd detail: the 39 had also come out in the immediately preceding draw, so it repeated with zero rest, while the 13 hadn't shown up in 47 draws before this one. Those are fun facts for anyone who follows the game closely, but none of them predict anything — every draw is an independent event, and no pattern of sums, parity, or "how long a number has been overdue" changes the odds of the next one. We're sharing this as historical trivia, not a method.
A 31-draw streak without a jackpot
The genuinely unusual thing about draw 3753 isn't the numbers themselves, it's the context: it landed after thirty straight draws with no jackpot winner, and 3753 didn't break that pattern either — pushing the streak to 31. Every draw without a winner rolls its jackpot into the next one, and that stacking is exactly what pushed the pot to 90.3 million pesos by this date.
To put that kind of streak in perspective: the largest jackpot in Melate's history reached 639.5 million pesos in draw 2677 back in 2013, also the product of several consecutive rollovers. The full rundown of Melate's biggest jackpots puts this draw's pot in context against the game's records. And if you want to understand the mechanics behind why the jackpot climbs the way it does, how the rolling jackpot works explains it in full.
If your ticket won a smaller prize
Melate doesn't only pay out for matching all six numbers. There are also lower prize tiers for matching five numbers plus the additional, five numbers, four, or three — the payout amounts shift from draw to draw because they depend on how much was collected and how many tickets share each tier, so there's no fixed figure you can check in advance. What is fixed is the process: if your draw-3753 ticket landed in one of these tiers, how to claim a Melate prize walks through how the process works in general. Where you collect and what you'll be asked for is the operator's to define, so start by asking at an authorized point of sale with the ticket in hand.
Can you still claim a ticket from June 2023?
This is where the draw date actually matters: lottery prizes can only be claimed for a limited time, and that clock starts from the draw date, not from whenever you happen to remember checking the ticket. Exactly how long is set by each draw's own official rules, so if you found a ticket from that date, don't set it aside: ask at an authorized point of sale — the general background is at how long you have to claim a Melate prize. Checking a ticket costs nothing; leaving it unchecked can cost you a prize that was already yours.
Frequently asked questions
How do I know if my draw-3753 ticket won anything?
Compare each line on your ticket against 6, 10, 13, 36, 39, and 43, and check the additional number 42 separately. Three matches or more already qualify for some prize tier.
Does the additional number count on its own?
No. The 42 only upgrades your prize tier once you've already matched five of the six main numbers; without those five matches, the additional number doesn't form a prize by itself.
Why did the jackpot reach 90.3 million pesos if nobody had won before?
Because draw 3753 landed at the tail end of a thirty-draw streak with no jackpot winner; each of those unclaimed jackpots rolled into the next one until it reached that figure.
What time was this draw played?
Melate draws happen Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday around 9:00 p.m., and draw 3753 followed that same schedule as a Wednesday draw.
Can I check tickets from other draws just as easily?
Yes — the process is the same for any date: find the printed draw number, pull up the official results for that date, and compare line by line.
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