On Wednesday, January 25, 2023, Melate draw 3696 took place, and here are its results: of the six winning balls, five landed on even numbers —12, 14, 36, 38, and 48— with 45 as the only odd number among them. The additional number was 29. Nobody matched the full jackpot combination, and with that draw going unwon, the pool closed at 50.7 million pesos.
The results of Melate draw 3696
For anyone who came here for the raw numbers, here they are with no preamble:
- Draw date: Wednesday, January 25, 2023
- Winning numbers: 12 – 14 – 36 – 38 – 45 – 48
- Additional number: 29
- This draw's jackpot pool: $50,700,000 pesos (50.7 million MXN)
- Was there a jackpot winner? No.
If you're holding a ticket from draw 3696, these six numbers and the additional one are exactly what you need to check against your cards. Melate is played as a 6/56-plus-additional format: six numbers are drawn from 1 to 56, and the additional number feeds secondary prize tiers for players who matched fewer than six main numbers plus that seventh one.
What this combination shows, without guessing at anything
Looked at in hindsight, draw 3696's combination has a pattern that stands out the moment you glance at the table: five even numbers out of six isn't the most common outcome, though it doesn't mean anything special either — every Melate draw is independent of the one before and the one after, and the drum doesn't "remember" what came out last time. The six numbers summed to 193. None of them fell in the 1-10, 21-30, or 51-56 ranges; they clustered into three pairs by decade: 11-20 (12 and 14), 31-40 (36 and 38), and 41-50 (45 and 48). There were also no consecutive-number pairs — the closest was 36 and 38, two spots apart — so that pattern some players watch for didn't show up here either.
One more detail for anyone who tracks lag (how many draws have passed since a number last appeared): 48 had gone 18 draws without showing up before this one, the most "overdue" number in the combination, while 38 had appeared just 5 draws earlier. These are observations about what already happened, useful as statistical curiosities — not forecasts. No pattern from past draws changes the odds of the next one.
A 16-draw streak without a winner
Draw 3696 didn't come out of nowhere: it closed out a long streak. Before this draw, the jackpot had already gone 15 consecutive draws without anyone completing the six winning numbers. Draw 3696 also went unwon, which pushed the streak to 16 straight draws without a jackpot winner. By January 2023, Melate had already been running on its three-draws-a-week schedule — Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday — in place since draw 3514 in November 2021, so 16 draws works out to a little over five weeks without the jackpot landing on any combination. That's what explains the 50.7-million-peso pool: every unwon draw adds its share to the next one's pot, until someone matches all six or the amount keeps climbing.
How to check whether your draw-3696 ticket won
The draw number is printed on the physical ticket along with the date and the numbers you played, so the first thing to confirm is that it actually reads "3696" and not a nearby number — it's easy to mistake a 3696 for a 3669 or a 3966 at a glance. Once that's confirmed, compare your six numbers against 12, 14, 36, 38, 45, and 48; if you didn't hit all six but matched several, also check whether your seventh number matches the additional number (29), since some secondary prize tiers depend on that. You can verify the result at a Pronósticos point of sale, through the official app or website, or walk through the full process in our guide on how to check a Melate ticket. Every ticket has a claim deadline printed on it, so if yours turned out to be a winner, it's worth checking that date on the stub itself or confirming it directly with Pronósticos before it lapses.
Looking for a different draw, or today's results?
If what you actually need is the most recent result rather than draw 3696 specifically, Melate draws are broadcast live Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday around 9:00 p.m., and the result is published that same night both on the official Pronósticos site and on our Melate results page, which explains where and how the numbers get published right after each draw. If instead you want the full statistical breakdown of this particular draw — distribution, comparison against the historical record, and more detail than fits here — we have a dedicated deep dive: Melate draw 3696, full analysis. And if what interests you is how the numbers behave across hundreds of draws rather than just this one, we cover that in Melate historical stats.
What Melate is, in two lines
Melate is the flagship draw of Pronósticos para la Asistencia Pública: six numbers are chosen from 1 to 56 plus an additional number, with jackpot odds of 1 in 32,468,436 per ticket. For the full picture — how it's played, what prize tiers exist, how Revancha and Revanchita differ — it's laid out in what is Melate. And if the underlying question is whether it's worth playing at all, we tackle that head-on in is it worth playing Melate.
Frequently asked questions
What were the results of Melate draw 3696?
The winning numbers were 12, 14, 36, 38, 45, and 48, with 29 as the additional number. The draw took place on Wednesday, January 25, 2023, and nobody won the jackpot.
What day was Melate draw 3696 played?
Wednesday, January 25, 2023, within Melate's three-draws-a-week schedule (Wednesday, Friday, Sunday) that's been in place since late 2021.
Was there a jackpot winner in draw 3696?
No. It was the sixteenth consecutive draw without anyone matching all six numbers, which pushed the pool to 50.7 million pesos.
How do I check if my draw-3696 ticket is a winner?
Compare your numbers against 12, 14, 36, 38, 45, and 48, and your seventh number against the additional 29. You can confirm it at a point of sale, in the official app, or by following our guide to checking a Melate ticket.
Where do I see today's Melate results, not draw 3696's?
On the official Pronósticos site the same night as the draw, or on our Melate results page, which updates every Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday.
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