Melate draw 4146 was played on Wednesday, December 10, 2025, and it left behind something more interesting than a single combination: it stretched a jackpot drought from 64 draws to 65 straight rollovers. Nobody matched all six numbers, the $226,600,000 MXN pool rolled over again, and thousands of tickets from that date are still sitting unchecked. If you played that draw, here are the exact numbers, the right way to check your ticket, and what to do depending on what you find.
The winning numbers for draw 4146
The combination certified by Pronósticos para la Asistencia Pública for draw 4146 was:
Checking a ticket means comparing it, number by number, against that result. Matching all six main numbers pays the jackpot; matching five, four, or fewer — with or without the additional number — pays the lower prize tiers, with amounts that depend on how many tickets share that tier in the same draw.
How to check your draw 4146 ticket, step by step
The most reliable way to check a Melate ticket is to have the draw number — 4146 — and the play date — December 10, 2025 — on hand, either printed on the physical ticket or visible in your account if you played online.
- Find the draw number on your ticket and confirm it reads 4146.
- Compare your six played numbers against the six main results: 4, 22, 29, 38, 44, and 50.
- Check whether your additional number matches 9 — it only counts once you've already matched some of the main numbers.
- If you played online or through an app, the system checks the result for you automatically; there's no manual counting involved.
- Hold on to the physical ticket or digital confirmation number — treat it like cash, because it is the record of the bet you placed, and if you lose it or hand it over, you lose that proof.
If you bought at a physical retailer, the same terminal that sold you the ticket can scan its barcode and tell you instantly whether it won, without you having to transcribe or compare a single digit by hand.
If your draw 4146 ticket didn't win
With 6 numbers drawn from 56 plus an additional number, the odds of matching the jackpot on a single ticket are 1 in 32,468,436. That number doesn't shift based on the draw, the date, or any pattern you might spot in past results — every draw is an independent event. If your ticket from 4146 came up empty, that doesn't mean you're "due," or that the next draw owes you anything; it was simply, again, one outcome among more than 32 million possible ones.
It's an uncomfortable but honest point: no pattern, frequency, or number-picking system improves that jackpot probability. What you can control is how much you play and on what budget — worth a look regardless of how any single draw turns out.
The 65-draw streak: what it means (and what it doesn't)
Draw 4146 arrived on top of a rolled-over pool that had already gone 64 consecutive draws without a jackpot winner. With no winner in 4146 either, the streak stretched to 65 — roughly five months of draws, counting the three played each week (Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday). That's a long drought, though it doesn't touch the all-time record: the largest pool ever paid out in Melate was $639.5 million MXN, in draw 2677 back in 2013, after an even longer rollover run than this one.
A long streak doesn't make the next draw "easier" to win, and it doesn't put any number "closer" to being drawn. Every combination carries exactly the same probability in every new draw, no matter how many draws have passed without a winner.
Anatomy of the result: draw 4146 in numbers
Win or not, the 4146 result has a few details worth noting for anyone who follows draws closely:
- The six main numbers summed to 187.
- Five of the six were even (4, 22, 38, 44, 50), and only one was odd (29).
- Four numbers fell in the upper half of the board (29 and above), two in the lower half.
- None of the six numbers were consecutive.
- The number 50 hadn't appeared in a result for 19 prior draws — the longest gap among this combination's six numbers.
These are observations about what already happened, not signals for what's coming. Every number from 1 to 56 carries the same odds in draw 4147 that it carried in 4146, regardless of how long it's been since it last showed up.
If your draw 4146 ticket did win: claiming and deadlines
If comparing your ticket turns up a match, the first step is simple: don't lose it, and don't fold it in a way that damages the barcode. The process to claim a Melate prize is defined by the operator, and it is neither identical in every case nor fixed forever — which is why we won't list specific counters or requirements here. Timing matters too: check how long payouts take and, just as important, the deadline to claim, and confirm them at an authorized point of sale before you assume anything.
For a larger prize, it's also worth thinking through how to protect your prize and your privacy before announcing or moving any money — it heads off the most common risks winners run into.
Frequently asked questions
What were the winning numbers for Melate draw 4146?
4, 22, 29, 38, 44, and 50, with additional number 9, drawn Wednesday, December 10, 2025.
Was the jackpot won in draw 4146?
No. The $226,600,000 MXN pool had no first-prize winner and rolled over into the next draw.
How do I know if my draw 4146 ticket won anything?
Compare the draw number (4146) and your six played numbers against the official result above, or check your account if you played online — the system flags the result automatically.
How long do I have to claim a prize from draw 4146?
Winning tickets do carry a limit on how long they can be claimed: it exists and it is real. How long it lasts, and when it starts counting, is set in each draw's official rules and isn't a figure we publish here. Confirm it at an authorized point of sale or through the official source before taking any date for granted, and don't leave it for later.
I lost my physical ticket — can I still claim?
The physical ticket (or digital confirmation, if you played online) is the only valid proof. Without it, there's no way to verify or claim a prize, so hold on to it until you've confirmed the result.
If you'd rather not chase down results draw by draw, MelateBot AI Picks generates combinations and flags results automatically, so you only have to check in when it actually matters.
MelateBot is not affiliated with Pronósticos para la Asistencia Pública. Melate is a game of chance; no method guarantees or improves your odds of winning the jackpot. Play responsibly.