Fifty-two draws. That's the streak Revanchita was carrying without a single ticket matching all six numbers by the time Friday, July 31, 2026 rolled around — which is why its jackpot closed that night at 101.6 million pesos, more than double Melate's 46 million on the very same draw. It was one of the most repeated searches that week: pronosticos gob mx resultados melate revancha y revanchita, the exact string someone types after hearing about a number that big and wanting to confirm it at the source that doesn't get it wrong. Here are those results, where they actually come from, and how to read them without losing track of which game is which.
Melate, Revancha and Revanchita Results: Draw 4246
The most recent draw with complete data as of this writing is 4246, held Friday, July 31, 2026. Here are the winning numbers and jackpot for each game:
| Game | Winning numbers | Jackpot |
|---|---|---|
| Melate | 6 - 14 - 21 - 32 - 40 - 49 (extra number 45) | $46,000,000 MXN |
| Revancha | 8 - 23 - 41 - 50 - 52 - 56 | $40,700,000 MXN |
| Revanchita | 1 - 8 - 18 - 26 - 50 - 54 | $101,600,000 MXN |
None of the three games had a top-prize winner that night, so all three jackpots kept rolling into the next draw. If your ticket is from an earlier date, the full archive is in MelateBot's results section, and the general picture of how results are published and read is in Melate results: where to check them, schedules and how to know if you won.
Fifty-Two Draws Without a Winner: What Revanchita's Streak Actually Means
What makes this draw distinct isn't the numbers themselves — it's what they were carrying into the night. Before July 31, Melate had gone 14 straight draws without a jackpot winner; Revancha, 15; and Revanchita, 52 — nearly four months of draws, three times a week, without a single winning ticket. That night didn't break the streak either, so Revanchita's run stayed alive.
It's worth understanding why the three streaks differ even though all three draws happen the same night: Melate, Revancha and Revanchita are three physically separate extractions, each with its own machine of 56 numbered balls. Revanchita going 52 draws without a winner says nothing at all about what happens in the next draw — every extraction is independent of the one before it, with no memory of which balls already came out. We walk through that calmly in why every draw is independent. The only thing a long streak changes is the size of the jackpot: the prize doesn't reset between draws, it accumulates, so the longer it goes without a winner, the bigger the number you see posted on pronosticos gob mx.
Pronósticos gob mx: What the Official Site Is and What You'll Find Under Melate, Revancha and Revanchita Results
"Pronósticos" is short for Pronósticos para la Asistencia Pública, the Mexican government agency that runs and certifies these draws — you can read its full history in Pronósticos para la Asistencia Pública: history, mission and where your tickets go. Its site ends in .gob.mx, a suffix reserved for federal agencies that no private party can register. Under the results section you'll find each draw's mascarilla — the template for checking your ticket number by number — plus the prize list by match category. Revancha and Revanchita don't show up as separate draws with their own menu: since they're played with the same Melate ticket, their results are published alongside Melate's for the same date.
A quick warning: fake pages exist that copy the official site's design to ask for personal data or "verification fees" under the pretense of confirming a prize. The real site never charges to show a result. We cover concrete examples in Melate scams and fraud: how to avoid them. If you'd rather check faster without navigating a government site, MelateBot's results section republishes the same numbers along with each game's current jackpot, though for actually claiming a prize, the source that legally counts is always the official one.
Why Melate, Revancha and Revanchita Almost Never Share Numbers
Look back at the table: only the number 50 repeats, and only between Revancha and Revanchita. No number appeared across all three games in draw 4246. That makes sense once you remember these are three different machines, not one machine drawing three times.
The three results also look different once you look at their composition. Melate's six numbers summed to 162, with four even and two odd, spread fairly evenly across low and high decades. Revancha summed to 230 — higher than usual — because four of its six numbers landed above 40. Revanchita was the most lopsided of the three: five of its six numbers (8, 18, 26, 50 and 54) were even, with only the 1 as odd. These are curiosities about this particular draw, not signals: every extraction starts from zero again, and no pattern of sums, parity or decades improves your odds in the next draw. We treat that kind of historical statistic with the same care across the rest of the blog — always as a description of the past, never as a forecast.
How to Check Your Ticket Against All Three Results
If you've never played with Revancha or Revanchita active and aren't sure what they are, start with Melate, Revancha and Revanchita: what they are and how to play. To check a ticket you already played, compare your six numbers three separate times — against Melate, against Revancha, and against Revanchita — as if they were three independent results that just happen to share the same slip of paper. Note that Revancha and Revanchita have no extra number: their results are exactly six numbers from 1 to 56, while Melate includes a seventh number for certain prize categories. The full step-by-step, with the official mascarilla as reference, is in how to check your Melate ticket and in the Melate results template: what it is and how to verify your ticket.
The Most Common Mistakes People Make Reading Results on Pronosticos Gob Mx
Most ticket-checking mistakes come down to comparing the wrong column, so it's worth walking through exactly how the mascarilla is meant to be read. The first mistake is treating the extra number as if it applied to all three games — it doesn't. Only Melate has a seventh number (the extra, or adicional) used for prize categories below the jackpot; Revancha and Revanchita are checked exclusively against their six main numbers, with no extra number of any kind. Check your ticket against Revancha using Melate's extra number and you'll think you won a prize category that doesn't exist for that game.
The second mistake is confusing the draw number with the date. Pronosticos gob mx organizes results by draw number, not just by date, and all three games share the same number because they're held the same night. If your ticket has draw 4246 printed on it but you search for "results from July" in general terms, it's easy to land on the wrong draw when two draws that month have similar-looking dates. The safer move is to find the draw number printed on your ticket first and search for that exact number, not the approximate date you remember.
The third mistake is subtler: comparing from memory. With six numbers per game — eighteen total across the three — it's easy for your eye to "round" a number that isn't actually there, especially after seeing a similar number in a different game's row on the same table. Check physically, number by number, marking each one off on your ticket as you confirm it, instead of reading the full list once and trusting your memory.
Is It Worth Playing With Revancha and Revanchita Active, or Just Melate?
This is a question most people ask before paying for their ticket, not after seeing a result, but it belongs here because it's directly tied to how the three tables get read. Activating Revancha and Revanchita doesn't change your odds of winning Melate's jackpot at all: they're separate extractions, with their own machines, and your Melate numbers only compete in the Melate draw. What you're buying by activating them is the chance that those same six numbers — the ones you already picked for Melate — also pay off in two additional, independent draws the same night, without having to choose separate combinations for each one.
So the real question isn't about probability, it's about budget: is the added cost of activating them worth it compared to spending that same money on Melate alone, or on an extra Melate ticket? There's no single right answer — it depends on how much you set aside for the lottery and how often you play — but if you're not sure what a reasonable amount looks like, start with how to set a lottery budget before deciding. What's worth keeping straight is that activating all three games isn't a way to "improve your odds" on Melate: it's a way to multiply the independent chances you're giving the same ticket, each with its own jackpot and its own streak history.
After You Confirm Your Result: What the Mascarilla Doesn't Tell You
Finding your numbers on the pronosticos gob mx table confirms you won, but it doesn't settle what comes next — and those are exactly the questions people search for separately once they've already checked their ticket. The first is the deadline: prizes aren't claimable indefinitely, a limit exists, and the one that sets it is each draw's official announcement — not this page; the full context is in how long you have to claim a Melate prize, and whatever applies to your own ticket is worth confirming at an authorized point of sale. The second is tax: the figure announced as the prize and the money you actually end up with need not be the same, because tax treatment applies to lottery prizes in Mexico; exactly how it is calculated isn't something we should assert here, and the topic is developed in more detail in Melate taxes.
There's a third scenario that trips up a lot of people: checking a ticket that was bought or paid for by more than one person. Revancha and Revanchita ride on the same Melate ticket, so if a group chipped in for one ticket with all three games active, a prize in any of the three splits according to whatever the group agreed on, not according to who happened to activate which game. It's worth settling that agreement before playing, not after seeing a favorable result — the same logic applies to any ticket bought or paid for jointly.
Why You Won't Find "Today's Result" Before 9:00 P.M.
This is a mistake about expectations, not reading: every draw is broadcast live and the numbers come out as the balls are actually drawn, so there's no legitimate "early" result before that night's broadcast wraps up. If you come across a page publishing Melate, Revancha or Revanchita results hours before the draw, or the same day but at a time that doesn't match the official broadcast, that isn't an early leak — it's an error, a stale copy of a different draw, or one of the fake pages already mentioned above. Pronosticos gob mx posts the official result only after the extraction for all three games has finished, the same night as the draw.
The simplest way to avoid falling for this is to not search "today's result" in generic terms before 9:00 p.m. Mexico City time on Wednesday, Friday or Sunday, which is when Melate, Revancha and Revanchita are actually drawn. Whatever result you see posted before that hour, no matter how many times it gets shared, doesn't exist yet.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I see Melate, Revancha and Revanchita results on pronosticos gob mx?
Go to https://www.pronosticos.gob.mx and look for the Resultados section. There you'll find the mascarilla and prize list for the draw, searchable by number or date. Revancha and Revanchita appear alongside Melate for the same draw, not in a separate menu.
What is pronosticos gob mx?
It's the official site of Pronósticos para la Asistencia Pública, the Mexican government agency that runs and certifies Melate, Revancha, Revanchita, Melate Retro and other games. The .gob.mx suffix is reserved for federal agencies.
Why don't Revancha and Revanchita show up as separate draws?
Because they aren't independent draws — they're add-on games played with the same ticket and the same six Melate numbers. Their results are published alongside Melate's for the same date, even though each has its own extraction and its own jackpot.
How often are results on pronosticos gob mx updated?
Draws are held Wednesday, Friday and Sunday around 9:00 p.m. Mexico City time, and results go up the same night, both on the official site and on the sources that republish them.
What happens if nobody wins the Revancha or Revanchita jackpot?
The prize doesn't reset — it rolls into the next draw. That's why long streaks, like the 52 draws Revanchita was carrying before July 31, 2026, end up producing jackpots far bigger than usual for that game.
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MelateBot is not affiliated with Pronósticos para la Asistencia Pública. Melate, Revancha and Revanchita are games of chance: no method predicts, guarantees or improves the odds of matching the winning numbers. Please play responsibly.