The Melate results are published the same night as each draw, which is held three times a week —on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays— at around 9:00 p.m. (central Mexico time). In every draw, 6 numbers from 1 to 56 are drawn plus a bonus number. In this complete guide we explain where to check the official results, at what time they come out, how to read them, how to know if you won, how Revancha and Revanchita work, and where to review the history and statistics of each number.
Where can you check the official Melate results?
Melate is a draw run by Pronósticos para la Asistencia Pública, the official lottery agency in Mexico. The official results are released through their channels on the same day as the draw. In addition, at MelateBot we publish each draw with its complete results sheet: the six winning numbers, the bonus number, the date, the accumulated jackpot and a statistical analysis of the combination.
To see the most recent draw you can go to the Melate results section, where you will always find the latest available drawing, and from there navigate to any earlier draw by its number.
What time do the Melate results come out?
The draw takes place on the night of each Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, normally at around 9:00 p.m. (central Mexico time). The results become available shortly after the draw, so if you play, you can usually check your ticket that same night. Keep in mind that the time may vary slightly depending on the broadcast; that is why it is always a good idea to confirm with the official source or with the corresponding draw's results sheet.
When are the Melate draws held?
Melate is drawn three times a week: on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays. In the same event the Revancha and Revanchita draws are also held, two additional formats that share the format of 6 numbers from 1 to 56 (without a bonus number). That means a single Melate ticket can take part in three different draws on the same date.
How do you read the Melate results?
Each Melate result is made up of:
- Six main numbers (from 1 to 56), which are the ones that determine the top prize.
- One bonus number, which is used to award some secondary prize categories and is not part of the six main numbers.
- The accumulated jackpot, that is, the amount of the top prize in play in that draw. If no one matches all six numbers, the jackpot rolls over to the next draw.
By convention, the six numbers are usually shown ordered from lowest to highest to make it easier to compare them with your ticket, although the order in which they were drawn does not affect the prize.
How do you know if you won in Melate?
To find out whether you have a prize, compare the numbers on your ticket with the six winning numbers of the draw. Melate awards prizes across several categories depending on how many numbers you match:
- 6 matches: the top prize (the accumulated jackpot).
- 5, 4, 3 and 2 matches: prizes in lower categories, whose amount depends on the draw and the number of winners.
- Bonus number: in some categories, matching part of the numbers together with the bonus number earns a prize.
The order in which the numbers appear does not matter: what counts is how many of your numbers match the winning combination. Always keep your ticket, since it is the only valid proof for collecting a prize, and check the official deadlines for claiming prizes.
What are Revancha and Revanchita?
Revancha and Revanchita are optional draws played with the same six numbers on your Melate ticket. Each one has its own jackpot and its own drawing, independent of the main draw. Unlike Melate, they do not use a bonus number: only 6 numbers from 1 to 56 are chosen. This way, a single ticket can compete for three top prizes on the same date. At MelateBot we also publish the combined results sheet for Revancha and Revanchita of each draw.
How does the accumulated jackpot work?
The jackpot is the top prize in play. When no one matches all six main numbers, that jackpot rolls over and grows for the next draw; that is why you sometimes see the top prize climb draw after draw until it reaches very high figures. In Melate's history, the jackpot has surpassed 600 million pesos in its largest accumulations. When someone wins the top prize, the jackpot is paid out and returns to its guaranteed minimum amount for the next draw. In each MelateBot results sheet you can see how the jackpot evolved relative to the neighboring draws.
Melate results history and statistics
Beyond the latest draw, at MelateBot you can browse the archive of past results, draw by draw. Each sheet includes the historical frequency of the winning numbers, their gap (how many draws had passed since they last appeared) and the profile of the combination —sum, even and odd, high and low, consecutive numbers and distribution across tens—.
If you are interested in how the numbers behave over time, check out the number statistics and frequency section, where you will see which ones have come up the most and the least throughout Melate's history. And if you want to generate combinations with the help of artificial intelligence, you can try the MelateBot AI Picks.
Frequently asked questions about the Melate results
What time do the Melate results come out?
The results are published the same night as the draw, which is held at around 9:00 p.m. (central Mexico time) on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays.
How many numbers does Melate have?
In Melate you pick 6 numbers out of a total of 56, and in addition a bonus number is drawn that is used to define some prize categories.
What days is Melate drawn?
Melate is drawn three times a week: on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays.
What is the difference between Melate, Revancha and Revanchita?
Revancha and Revanchita are additional draws played on the same Melate ticket and they share the format of 6 numbers from 1 to 56, but they do not use a bonus number and they have their own independent jackpots and drawings.
Where can I see the results of previous draws?
At MelateBot we publish one sheet for each draw in the blog archive, with the winning numbers, the jackpot and the statistical analysis of each combination.
How high can the Melate jackpot accumulate?
If no one matches all six numbers, the jackpot rolls over draw after draw. In its largest accumulations it has surpassed 600 million pesos.
Does the frequency of the numbers help predict the next draw?
No. Each draw is independent and the historical frequency only describes the past; no method makes it possible to predict the winning numbers. The statistical information is provided solely for interest and entertainment.
Check the most recent Melate results, explore the archive of previous draws or review the frequency statistics.
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