Fifty draws. Before the balls dropped on the night of Sunday, July 23, 2023, Melate draw 3773 was already carrying a streak of fifty consecutive draws without a jackpot winner — almost four months of the pot growing every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, until it topped 153.9 million pesos. Melate 3773 results: 1, 5, 7, 17, 37 and 50, with bonus number 40. Nobody matched all six main numbers that night either — the streak kept going.
Melate 3773 results: the full record of the draw
Melate's draw 3773 took place on Sunday, July 23, 2023, during the usual Sunday-night draw window, around 9:00 p.m. central Mexico time. Here's the verified data for that draw:
- Winning numbers: 1, 5, 7, 17, 37 and 50
- Bonus number: 40
- Accumulated jackpot: $153,900,000 pesos
- Was there a jackpot winner? No — nobody matched all six numbers
If you're holding a ticket from that date with those numbers printed on it, you already know the essential part: without all six exact numbers there's no jackpot, though it's worth checking the smaller prize tiers too, comparing every number on your ticket against the draw, tier by tier.
A 50-draw losing streak, and counting
What makes draw 3773 memorable isn't just its numbers — it's the moment it happened. Before that Sunday night, Melate had already gone fifty consecutive draws without a jackpot winner. With draws on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays, fifty draws work out to a little over sixteen weeks — nearly four months of the jackpot climbing without a break, draw after draw. Draw 3773 didn't end the streak; it stretched it to at least fifty-one.
A jackpot of 153.9 million pesos is a serious sum, though it was still well short of the record 639.5-million-peso jackpot paid out in draw 2677 back in 2013 — a little under a quarter of that all-time high. Streaks like this are a normal part of how the game is built: the longer a jackpot goes unclaimed, the bigger it grows, until eventually someone matches all six numbers.
A streak reaching fifty draws isn't a glitch or a sign of anything unusual: the odds of matching the jackpot with a single ticket are 1 in 32,468,436, so sooner or later plain arithmetic produces long stretches where no ticket completes all six. What's notable about draw 3773 isn't that nobody won — that's true of most draws — it's the accumulated length of the drought and how large the jackpot had grown by the time that Sunday arrived.
What the combination shows (and what it doesn't)
That night's combination — 1, 5, 7, 17, 37, 50 — has a few quirks worth looking at for what they are: curiosities about the draw, not signals about anything. The six numbers added up to 117, well below the mathematical average for a Melate combination, which sits around 171. Five of the six numbers were odd and only one even (50); four fell in the lower half of the board (1 to 28) and two in the upper half (29 to 56). By decade, three numbers landed between 1 and 10, one between 11 and 20, one between 31 and 40 and one between 41 and 50 — none between 21 and 30, and none between 51 and 56. There were no consecutive pairs either: no two numbers sat next to each other on the number line.
None of that predicts the next draw. Every Melate draw is an independent event: the balls don't "remember" that the game has gone fifty draws without paying out a jackpot, any more than they remember which numbers came up last week. It's the same idea behind the gambler's fallacy: believing an "overdue" number is about to hit, or that a "hot" number will keep hitting, is a reasoning error, not a strategy.
Lag: how long it took each number to come back
Another way to look at a draw is its lag — how many draws passed since each number last appeared, counting up to this draw. For 3773, the lag looked like this: the 1 had gone 6 draws without showing up, the 5 had gone 3, the 7 had gone 5, the 37 had gone 4, and the 50 just 1. The most striking cases are 17 and bonus number 40: both had appeared in the immediately preceding draw and came up again in this one, for a lag of 0.
That's exactly what you'd expect from a genuinely random process: recently-drawn numbers repeating almost right away, even in the middle of a long jackpot drought. Lag is fun to track — you can browse it draw by draw in our historical results archive — but it describes the past; it never anticipates the next draw.
If you found an old ticket from July 23, 2023
It's more common than it sounds: a ticket tucked into a wallet, a drawer, or the bottom of a bag, with this draw's date printed on it and no way to know offhand whether it won anything. The process is simple — compare every number printed on the ticket against the six winning numbers (1, 5, 7, 17, 37, 50) and the bonus number (40), tier by tier, without guessing from memory. Our guide to checking a Melate ticket walks through the full process, including the difference between matching the jackpot and matching a smaller prize tier.
And if the ticket does have a prize on it, don't put it off: Melate prizes have a deadline to be claimed, and that clock runs from the date of the draw, not from the day you happen to find the ticket.
How to check up-to-date Melate results
For recent draws, the fastest source is our Melate results page, updated after every draw, or the official Pronósticos para la Asistencia Pública site. If you're looking for one specific draw — like 3773 — the historical archive lets you look it up by draw number and date, without relying on memory or a screenshot forwarded around on WhatsApp.
It's worth telling the two sources apart: the results page is built for the most recent draw, the current jackpot and the ongoing streak count; the historical archive is for tracking down a specific draw from months or years back, like this one. No past draw's combination — however striking its streak or its jackpot — changes what can come up in the next draw; it's there to help you understand the game, not to forecast it.
Frequently asked questions
What were the Melate 3773 results?
The winning numbers for Melate draw 3773, held on July 23, 2023, were 1, 5, 7, 17, 37 and 50, with bonus number 40. Nobody won the jackpot that night.
What was the Melate 3773 result?
The full combination was 1-5-7-17-37-50 plus bonus number 40. That draw's jackpot stood at $153,900,000 pesos.
Was there a jackpot winner in draw 3773?
No. Draw 3773 extended a streak that had already reached fifty consecutive draws without anyone matching all six jackpot numbers.
How do I know if my ticket from draw 3773 has a prize?
Compare every number on your ticket against the winning combination (1, 5, 7, 17, 37, 50) and the bonus number (40), tier by tier. Our ticket-checking guide explains how to review each prize level without relying on memory.
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