Going into draw 4187, Melate's jackpot had already rolled over 28 times in a row without a winner — a long stretch even by the game's usual standards. Wednesday, March 15, 2026 didn't break it either: the numbers were 14, 15, 24, 29, 37, and 48, with 42 as the additional number, and the 114,400,000 pesos on the line went unclaimed, pushing the streak further. If you're holding a ticket from that date, here's the exact winning combination, a clean way to check it, and what to do next — whether you won a smaller prize or nothing at all.
The Numbers Drawn in Sorteo 4187
Here's the full combination exactly as it was drawn — no rounding, no shortcuts:
- Draw: 4187
- Date: Wednesday, March 15, 2026
- Winning combination: 14 – 15 – 24 – 29 – 37 – 48
- Additional number: 42
- Jackpot at stake: $114,400,000 pesos
- Was the jackpot won? No
Write these six numbers down exactly as they are. The order they were drawn in doesn't matter when you check your ticket, but the exact combination does — one wrong number already takes you out of the jackpot tier, though you can still qualify for a lower prize category.
How to Check Your Sorteo 4187 Ticket, Step by Step
Checking a ticket isn't about luck — it's about comparing carefully, in order:
- Confirm it's the right draw. Your ticket, printed or digital, should read "sorteo 4187" with the date 03/15/2026. If you bought for a different date, you'd be comparing against the wrong result without realizing it.
- Compare your six numbers against 14, 15, 24, 29, 37, and 48, regardless of the order you wrote them in. Three, four, or five matches still qualify for a prize tier — not just all six.
- Check the additional number (42) separately. It doesn't replace any of the six main numbers, but combined with partial matches it can bump you into a higher category.
- Confirm the result through an official channel — the receipt from your point of sale, the Pronósticos site or app, or an authorized terminal — before trusting any list you see circulating on social media or chat groups.
If you've never quite figured out where each piece of information sits on your ticket — folio, draw number, combination, barcode — it's worth reading our guide to the anatomy of a Melate ticket first. And for the general process that works for checking any draw, not just 4187, we cover it in full in how to check your Melate ticket.
What Happened to the 114.4 Million Peso Jackpot
The 114.4 million pesos on the line for draw 4187 didn't appear out of nowhere: every time a draw goes by without a jackpot winner, that money rolls into the next one, and it had been building for 28 straight draws before this one. Draw 4187 didn't produce a winner either, so the jackpot carried over into draw 4188 even bigger, pushing the streak to 29. For context, that's still well short of Melate's all-time record — $639.5 million pesos, won in draw 2677 back in 2013 — but it's already a jackpot worth watching. We break down the full mechanism, why it accumulates and how long it can keep growing, in how Melate's rollover jackpot works.
One thing worth being clear about: a jackpot going 28 or 29 draws without a winner doesn't mean draw 4188 is somehow "due." Every draw is independent — the numbers don't remember what happened before. If you want to understand why that intuition fools even experienced players, we go into it in the gambler's fallacy in Melate.
A Closer Look at the Sorteo 4187 Numbers
Beyond checking your ticket, here are a few curiosities about the draw 4187 combination — worth noticing, not worth reading into for draw 4188:
- Total sum: 167 (14+15+24+29+37+48).
- Even and odd: 3 even numbers (14, 24, 48) and 3 odd (15, 29, 37) — a perfect 3-3 split.
- Low and high: 3 numbers from 1–28 (14, 15, 24) and 3 from 29–56 (29, 37, 48), also 3-3.
- Spread across decades: two numbers in the 11–20 range, two in 21–30, one in 31–40, and one in 41–50 — four of the five decade bands represented.
- One consecutive pair: 14 and 15 landed together, the only back-to-back numbers in the combination.
- Numbers making a quick return: both 24 and 48 had also appeared in the immediately preceding draw; 37, by contrast, hadn't shown up in 16 draws before this one. The additional number, 42, had also come up just one draw earlier.
None of these patterns — the sum, the even/odd split, a number taking 16 draws to reappear — predicted draw 4187, and none of them say anything about draw 4188 either. They're observations about what already happened, not a formula. Every six-number combination has exactly the same odds of being drawn as any other: 1 in 32,468,436.
If Your Ticket Didn't Match This Time
Not matching draw 4187 doesn't mean you did anything wrong — it just means that, like almost every time in Melate, your combination wasn't the one drawn. The next draw is 4188, and like every Melate draw, it's played Wednesday, Friday, or Sunday around 9:00 p.m. If you're going to keep playing, do it with a budget you already decided on ahead of time, not money earmarked for something else — we have a practical guide on setting a lottery budget worth reading before the next draw.
If You Did Win a Prize
If your ticket did match — even in a lower category, not just the jackpot — how you collect depends on the amount: smaller prizes are usually paid out at the same point of sale, while larger ones require an in-person claim at Pronósticos offices with ID and the original ticket in good condition. We cover the full process, including what to bring and what to expect, in how to collect a Melate prize. And before you mentally spend the money, know that there's a hard deadline to claim it — it isn't open-ended.
Frequently Asked Questions
What were the numbers in Melate draw 4187?
The winning combination for draw 4187, on Wednesday, March 15, 2026, was 14, 15, 24, 29, 37, and 48, with additional number 42. The jackpot, worth 114,400,000 pesos, went unclaimed.
How do I check my draw 4187 Melate ticket?
Confirm your ticket reads "sorteo 4187" with the date March 15, 2026, compare your six numbers against 14, 15, 24, 29, 37, and 48 regardless of order, check the additional number (42) separately, and confirm any prize through an official channel before trusting it.
Was the jackpot won in draw 4187?
No. The 114,400,000 peso jackpot went unclaimed and rolled over into draw 4188, extending the rollover streak to 29 consecutive draws without a jackpot winner.
How long do I have to claim a prize from draw 4187?
Pronósticos sets a hard deadline to claim any prize, and the clock starts from the draw date itself, not from when you happen to check your ticket. Don't put it off — the sooner you confirm, the more room you have if any paperwork needs sorting out.
Where can I see results from other Melate draws, not just 4187?
You can check the full draw history, with dates and combinations, directly through Pronósticos or through MelateBot's results pages, which keep a draw-by-draw record.
If you want to pair checking results with real historical statistics from Melate to plan your next numbers, take a look at MelateBot's AI Picks plans.
MelateBot is not affiliated with Pronósticos para la Asistencia Pública. Melate is a game of chance: no pattern, statistic, or system guarantees a prize. Play responsibly and only with money you can afford to spend on it.