Melate Revancha and Revanchita Result: Draw 4246's Numbers and How to Check If You Won

The Melate Revancha and Revanchita result for the most recent draw — draw 4246, held Friday, July 31, 2026 — is in, and here it is up front: the winning numbers and the jackpot for all three modalities, before any explanation. If you came here looking for the Melate Revancha and Revanchita result to check whether you won or to see how the jackpot moved, let's start with what matters.

Melate Revancha and Revanchita Result: Draw 4246 (July 31, 2026)

Here are the winning numbers and the jackpot for each modality in the most recent draw on record in our database:

Nobody matched the top prize in any of the three, so all three jackpots keep rolling into the next draw. Across the three modalities there was $188,300,000 MXN in play that night, even though the three prizes were decided by completely separate extractions, each with its own physical balls. Note also that Revancha and Revanchita have no extra number: their result consists of exactly 6 numbers, unlike Melate's.

Why One Ticket Produces Three Separate Results (Not One)

Here's the part that confuses most people searching for "the" result as if it were a single thing: when you add Revancha and Revanchita to your Melate ticket, you don't pick new numbers. Your same 6 numbers automatically enter three extractions that same night — Melate, Revancha, and Revanchita — but each one is drawn separately, with its own physical machine and its own balls. So the result is never one: it's three, and they almost never match each other. In draw 4246, for example, only the number 50 repeats between Revancha and Revanchita, and no number appears in all three modalities at once. That isn't an error — it's exactly the proof that these are three independent draws sharing a ticket and a date, not one result recycled three times. If you've never activated these modalities and want to understand how they work from scratch, start with what Melate, Revancha and Revanchita are.

And because both draws pick 6 numbers from the same 1-to-56 range, the probability of matching the top prize in Revancha or Revanchita is mathematically identical to Melate's: 1 in 32,468,436. What changes between the three isn't the difficulty — it's that night's actual result.

The Jackpot Race: Revancha Is 16 Draws In, Revanchita Is 53

Here's a comparison you rarely see side by side: how long each jackpot has been accumulating since its last top-prize win, and how close it is to breaking its own all-time record.

With these figures, Revancha's current jackpot sits at roughly 9.5% of its all-time record — it would need another $388,300,000 MXN to match it — while Revanchita's is already at about 27.5% of its own record, $267,700,000 MXN away. These are purely descriptive figures about where each jackpot stands today relative to its own historical maximum, not a signal that either one is "close" to paying out: the size of a jackpot has zero effect on the probability of the top prize hitting on the next draw. Each jackpot restarts at a different base amount right after a win — which is exactly why Revanchita, despite starting from the lower base, is the one carrying the bigger pot today.

How to Tell If Your Result Was a Winner, Step by Step

To check your Melate Revancha and Revanchita result you need to review each modality separately, as if they were three different tickets that happen to share the same numbers:

1. Have your 6 numbers and the exact draw date on hand.
2. Compare them first against the Melate result, including the extra number if it applies to your category.
3. Compare them next against Revancha, which has no extra number.
4. Compare them last against Revanchita, also with no extra number.
5. Count your matches in each one separately: there are prize categories for 3, 4, 5, and 6 matched numbers, with different amounts in each modality.

It's perfectly normal to match in one modality and not the other two — in fact, that's what happens almost every time, because the three extractions are independent. For the full breakdown of what each match category pays, see Melate prizes by matches. And if you'd rather follow a step-by-step guide focused just on Revancha and Revanchita, with screenshots of where to verify your ticket, you'll find it in how to check your Melate Revancha and Revanchita ticket.

The Reading Mistake Almost Everyone Makes With Their Result

Here's an error nearly everyone makes the first time they check a Melate Revancha and Revanchita result: assuming "4 matches" pays the same amount in all three modalities because the category shares a name. It doesn't. Each modality splits its own jackpot across its own prize categories, so 4 matches in Melate, 4 in Revancha, and 4 in Revanchita are three prizes calculated from three separate pools, each paying a different amount.

It's worth walking through with real numbers from draw 4246. Say you played 6-14-21-41-50-54. Against Melate's result (6-14-21-32-40-49, extra number 45) you'd match 3 numbers — 6, 14, and 21 — with no extra number. Against Revancha (8-23-41-50-52-56) you'd match 2 — 41 and 50. And against Revanchita (1-8-18-26-50-54) you'd also match 2, but different ones — 50 and 54. One ticket, three match counts that don't agree with each other, and where the count does agree (2 and 2), the actual numbers behind it aren't the same either — only 50 overlaps. That's exactly what a quick glance at a result misses: you can't just "check if you won" once. You have to count matches modality by modality, because the three counts almost never line up.

The second mistake, tied to the first, is applying Melate's extra number when counting matches in Revancha or Revanchita. As covered above, neither one uses it: if your numbers match Melate's extra number but none of Revancha's 6 main numbers, you simply have no match in Revancha for that number — regardless of what happened in Melate.

Should You Check Revancha and Revanchita If You Didn't Win in Melate?

Yes — and this is arguably the most expensive reading mistake of all. Plenty of people check their result, find nothing in Melate, and assume they didn't win anything at all, without ever comparing their numbers against Revancha or Revanchita. As covered above, the three extractions are independent: not winning in one says nothing about what happened in the other two. In draw 4246, for instance, a ticket could have had no meaningful match in Melate and still landed several matches in Revanchita, which that night was paying out of a $101,600,000 MXN jackpot.

The underlying reason is simple: activating Revancha and Revanchita doesn't change your numbers or your ticket, so there's no logic in checking two of the three extractions and skipping the third just because the first came up empty. If you activated all three modalities when you bought your ticket, checking all three is just finishing the job of reading your own result — not an optional extra step.

Looking for an Earlier Draw's Result?

The figures in this article are for draw 4246 and the days before it; if you need an older draw, Melate Revancha and Revanchita results has a table with the last 6 full draws, numbers and jackpot included. And if what you're after is the complete historical record of both modalities — start dates, most frequent numbers, and record jackpots across nearly two decades — it's in the Revancha and Revanchita history.

The Difference Between Melate's Result and Revancha/Revanchita's

This is worth repeating because it's the most common source of confusion: even though Melate, Revancha, and Revanchita are drawn the same night from the same ticket, they almost never share winning numbers. The one real structural difference is the extra number: only Melate uses one for some prize categories; Revancha and Revanchita are decided solely by their 6 main numbers. For the full breakdown of what these two optional draws share and where they differ — including why one can pay out a prize and the other not on the same night — see the difference between Revancha and Revanchita.

One Ticket, One Serial Number, Three Results: What to Do If Yours Was a Winner

Because Melate, Revancha, and Revanchita are all played on the same ticket with the same serial number — not three separate physical tickets — a winning result in any of the three points back to that single ticket rather than to three, no matter which modality paid out. What to do with it next is set by each draw's official rules, not by this page: confirm it at an authorized point of sale. If you've never looked closely at what's printed on it — serial number, date, numbers per modality — the anatomy of a Melate ticket walks through it field by field.

Before you go to claim, it helps to know that the claim process doesn't change depending on whether you won in Revancha or Revanchita instead of Melate: same ticket, same procedure. What we can't tell you here is how much time you have: that limit is set by each draw's official announcement, and it's worth confirming calmly at an authorized point of sale before the ticket expires — see how to claim a Melate prize for the full procedure.

Two situations are worth planning for ahead of time rather than sorting out after the fact. If you played the ticket as a group — family, coworkers, a pooled office ticket — a winning result in Revancha or Revanchita splits among whoever agreed to share any prize from that ticket, and it helps to have that documented before the draw, not after; playing Melate in a group covers how to set that up properly. And if the ticket belongs to someone who can no longer claim it in person, the situation gets more complicated still — better anticipated than improvised.

Where to Check the Updated Melate Revancha and Revanchita Result

• MelateBot's results section, with the most recent draw always featured and each modality's current jackpot.
• Draws happen three times a week — Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday, around 9:00 pm Mexico City time — and the result is available that same night.
• The official source is Pronósticos para la Asistencia Pública, the institution that runs and certifies every draw; MelateBot is not affiliated with it and republishes results for informational purposes.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the most recent Melate Revancha and Revanchita result?

As of this publication, the most recent draw is 4246 on July 31, 2026: Melate came out 6-14-21-32-40-49 (extra number 45), Revancha 8-23-41-50-52-56, and Revanchita 1-8-18-26-50-54. None of the three paid out a jackpot. For later draws, check the results section.

What's the difference between Melate's result and Revancha and Revanchita's results?

They're drawn the same night from the same ticket, but they're three independent extractions with their own balls, so they almost never match on numbers. The structural difference is that only Melate uses an extra number; Revancha and Revanchita are decided solely by their 6 main numbers.

Do Revancha and Revanchita have an extra number in their result?

No. Only Melate has one. Revancha's result and Revanchita's each consist of exactly 6 numbers from 1 to 56.

How do I know if I won with the Melate Revancha and Revanchita result?

Compare your 6 numbers against each modality separately: Melate, Revancha, and Revanchita are each evaluated independently, so you can win in one without winning in the other two. This same article has the full step-by-step above and where to check the prize amounts by match category.

Where do I check the most recent draw's result after this publication?

In MelateBot's results section, which updates with every extraction, or directly from the official source, Pronósticos para la Asistencia Pública.

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