The number 43 came up two draws in a row. In Melate draw 4155 — the last draw of 2025, played on the night of December 31 — that number repeated immediately after appearing in the previous draw, which sounds like it should be rare and, in a game of pure chance, happens more often than intuition suggests. The winning combination also skipped an entire decade: not a single number between 21 and 30. And the jackpot, which had already gone unclaimed for 73 straight draws, stayed unclaimed this time too. The pot rolled into the first draw of 2026.
Official results for Melate draw 4155
Melate draw 4155 was held on Wednesday, December 31, 2025. The winning numbers were:
- 5
- 16
- 33
- 38
- 43
- 53
Additional number (adicional): 10.
Nobody matched all six numbers, so the jackpot wasn't awarded. The pot rolling into the next draw stood at $266,500,000 pesos — a large amount, though still well short of Melate's all-time record: $639.5 million pesos, reached in draw 2677 back in 2013.
If you bought a ticket for this draw, start by comparing your numbers against this exact list before checking anything else: the date, the game (Melate, not Revancha or Revanchita), and all six numbers plus the additional number.
No jackpot winner: the streak keeps going
What makes draw 4155 worth a second look isn't just that nobody won — it's how long the jackpot had already gone unclaimed. Before this draw, Melate's jackpot had rolled over for 73 consecutive draws with no winning ticket. Draw 4155 didn't break that streak either, stretching it to 74.
A streak like that isn't a glitch, and it isn't a sign the jackpot is "due." Every draw is an independent event: the odds of matching all six Melate numbers are 1 in 32,468,436, regardless of how many draws have passed without a winner. What does change with a long streak is the size of the pot, since unclaimed money rolls into the next draw. That's exactly how pots like this one's $266.5 million — or the record $639.5 million from 2013 — get built. You can track how the pot grows draw by draw in Melate's accumulated jackpot, and see how draw 4155 stacks up against other long streaks in Melate's biggest jackpots ever.
How to check whether your ticket won in draw 4155
Checking a draw 4155 ticket works the same as checking any other — the difference is you already have the exact numbers above, so you can do it yourself without an app or a line at the point of sale.
- Confirm your ticket is for draw 4155 of Melate (check the printed draw number and date).
- Compare your six numbers against the six winners: 5, 16, 33, 38, 43, and 53.
- Check the additional number (10) separately — it only applies to certain prize tiers, not the jackpot.
- If you have a match, keep the ticket somewhere safe — don't fold it or leave it in the sun before you claim it.
For the full process, with prize-tier details, see how to check your Melate ticket. And if you've confirmed you won something, the next step — where and how to claim depending on the amount — is covered in how to claim a Melate prize.
What stands out in these numbers (and why it isn't a signal)
Every draw leaves a different pattern, and 4155 has a few worth noting — not because they mean anything for the next draw, but because they're part of what makes this particular combination distinct:
- Total sum: 188. The six winning numbers add up to 188, within the range where most Melate combinations tend to fall.
- Four high numbers, two low. Splitting the 1-56 range at its midpoint, the draw had two low numbers (5, 16) and four high ones (33, 38, 43, 53).
- One whole decade skipped. No number between 21 and 30 came up. There was one from 1-10, one from 11-20, two from 31-40, one from 41-50, and one from 51-60.
- 43 repeated immediately. That number had already come up in the previous draw — a number reappearing the very next draw happens less often than most people expect, but it's well within what the math of a random draw allows.
- Zero consecutive pairs. No two winning numbers landed next to each other (like 37-38); this combination had no consecutive pair at all.
None of this predicts or improves your odds for the next draw — every possible six-number combination has exactly the same probability of being drawn, regardless of its sum, its even/odd split, or how it's spread across decades. If you want to know why "it's due" or "this number is overdue" aren't valid ways to think about a lottery, we cover that in the gambler's fallacy in Melate.
If you checked late: claim deadlines
If for whatever reason you didn't check your draw 4155 ticket right away, don't panic — but don't let it sit indefinitely either. Lottery prizes in Mexico have a claim deadline, and the exact window depends on the prize tier and amount. Before assuming you missed your chance, see the full breakdown in how long you have to claim a Melate prize.
What happens to the jackpot now
With no jackpot winner in draw 4155, the pot kept growing into Melate's first draw of 2026. Melate draws are held Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday around 9:00 p.m., so the accumulated pot only had a couple of days before it was back in play.
How much it grows depends on ticket sales and on whether someone matches all six numbers in the next draw — there's no way to know in advance, and no combination of numbers is any more likely than another to be the one drawn.
Frequently asked questions
What were the winning numbers for Melate draw 4155?
The winning numbers were 5, 16, 33, 38, 43, and 53, with additional number 10. The draw was held on December 31, 2025.
Was there a jackpot winner in draw 4155?
No. Nobody matched all six numbers, so the jackpot wasn't awarded and the pot — $266,500,000 pesos — rolled into the next draw, extending a streak that had already reached 73 draws without a winner.
How do I know if I won anything in draw 4155?
Compare your six numbers against the winning numbers and check the additional number separately. The full breakdown, including prize tiers, is in how to check your Melate ticket.
Does the additional number count toward the jackpot?
No. The jackpot is won by matching the six main numbers of the draw. The additional number (10 in this draw) is only used to determine lower prize tiers.
What if I lost my ticket or checked it too late?
Prizes have a claim deadline that depends on the amount and tier. Check the exact windows in how long you have to claim a Melate prize before assuming you're out of luck.
If you want an organized way to follow draws and generate combinations to play — with no promise that they'll win, because nothing can guarantee that — you can try MelateBot AI Picks.
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