By the time Melate draw 4140 was played, the jackpot had already gone 58 straight draws without a single winner. That Wednesday, November 26, 2025, didn't break the streak either: it stretched to 59, and the pool climbed to $202,300,000 MXN. If you bought a ticket for that draw, here are the exact numbers and the right — and safe — way to check it.
Melate draw 4140 results
Melate draw 4140 was held on Wednesday, November 26, 2025. Here are the six winning numbers plus the additional number:
- Winning numbers: 16 – 21 – 28 – 34 – 42 – 53
- Additional number: 40
- Accumulated jackpot: $202,300,000 MXN
- Was the jackpot won? No — it rolled over to the next draw.
To check your ticket reliably, compare every number one by one against your physical or digital ticket — don't go from memory. A Melate ticket pays out different prize tiers depending on how many numbers you match, including the additional number, so it's worth checking carefully even if you're sure you missed the jackpot. Matching just three of the six winning numbers already qualifies for a prize at the lowest tier, so a ticket that didn't hit all six can still be worth cashing — don't assume "no jackpot" means "no prize" without checking every tier. If you want a refresher on what each field on the ticket actually means before comparing, the Melate ticket anatomy guide breaks it down.
How to check your draw 4140 ticket, step by step
Checking a Melate ticket shouldn't depend on unofficial third parties. Here are the channels that actually exist for verifying it:
- Confirm the draw number printed on your ticket is 4140 — Melate draws three times a week, Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday, so if you bought tickets for multiple dates it's easy to accidentally check against the wrong draw.
- Compare manually — match the six numbers printed on your ticket against the winning numbers above (16, 21, 28, 34, 42, 53), and note the additional number (40) too.
- Use the official channel — Pronósticos para la Asistencia Pública's official site, app, or the point of sale where you bought the ticket — to confirm draw 4140's result specifically.
- If you played online, the platform where you bought the ticket should show the draw result automatically in your play history — check there first.
- Keep the physical ticket until you collect the prize or until the claim window closes; it's the only valid proof.
To track your own numbers draw after draw, instead of relying on memory, it helps to keep a simple record of the tickets you buy and check them as soon as results are published. If you already have a ticket in hand and want the full checking process — not just for draw 4140 — the general how to check your Melate ticket guide covers it end to end.
A 58-draw streak, in context
The most striking thing about draw 4140 isn't the numbers themselves — it's the context it landed in: the tail end of 58 consecutive draws with no jackpot winner. Since 4140 didn't produce one either, the streak reached 59. Every Melate draw is independent: the odds of matching all six numbers don't change because five draws passed without a winner, or fifty-eight. What does change is the pool — when the jackpot isn't claimed, the money rolls into the next draw, which is how it reached $202,300,000 pesos. If you want to see how this streak compares to Melate's biggest jackpots on record, the biggest Melate jackpots page has the history, including the all-time record of $639.5 million pesos from draw 2677 back in 2013.
What the draw 4140 numbers show (without reading the future into them)
These are curiosities from draw 4140, useful if you keep your own records — not signals of anything:
- The six winning numbers add up to 194.
- There were 4 even numbers (16, 28, 34, 42) and 2 odd (21, 53).
- Three numbers landed in the low half of the range (16, 21, 28) and three in the high half (34, 42, 53).
- By ten-number range: one in 11-20, two in 21-30, one in 31-40, one in 41-50, and one in 51-60 — a fairly even spread, with no single range accounting for half the numbers.
- None of the six winning numbers were consecutive.
- On how many draws each number had gone without appearing before 4140: 16 had gone 6 draws, 21 had gone 5, 28 had gone 12, 34 had gone 16, 42 just 1 — it had come up the immediately preceding draw — 53 had gone 2, and additional number 40 had gone 5.
None of this predicts draw 4141 or any future draw. Melate has no memory: every ball carries the same odds on every draw, no matter how long it's been "overdue" or how recently it showed up. Treating these as clues is the most common mistake among people who follow the draws closely — they're a historical record, not a formula.
If your ticket matches: next steps
If comparing your ticket against draw 4140's numbers turns up a match, don't fold it away "for later" — check how long you have to claim and what you'll need to bring. Smaller prizes can usually be collected directly at the point of sale where you bought the ticket, while larger prizes almost always require visiting a designated office — the exact process depends on the amount. The how to collect a Melate prize guide walks through the full process, and how long it takes to get paid breaks down the timelines by prize amount — including the tax withholding that applies before the payout lands.
Frequently asked questions
What were the winning numbers for Melate draw 4140?
16, 21, 28, 34, 42, and 53, with additional number 40. The draw took place on Wednesday, November 26, 2025.
Was the jackpot won in draw 4140?
No. The $202,300,000 peso pool rolled over to the next draw, extending the no-winner streak to 59 draws.
How do I safely check a ticket for draw 4140?
Compare the six numbers and the additional number directly against the official result — at the point of sale, on Pronósticos' official site or app, or in your play history if you bought online. Don't rely on screenshots or unofficial pages.
How long do I have to claim a prize if my draw 4140 ticket matches?
It depends on the prize amount; the how long can you claim a Melate prize guide lays out the exact deadlines so you don't miss the window.
Can the patterns from draw 4140 help pick numbers for the next draw?
No. Each draw is an independent event — the sum, the even/odd split, and how "overdue" a number is don't change the odds of the next draw.
If you'd rather lean on historical data to build your next play — with no promise that it'll hit the jackpot — you can generate a combination with MelateBot AI Picks.
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