Friday, June 2, 2023 was the twenty-ninth consecutive attempt to break a streak that had already run past nine weeks: twenty-eight straight Melate draws without anyone taking home the jackpot. That was Sorteo 3751 — and it didn't break the streak either. A ticket from that date, tucked in a wallet, forgotten in a drawer, or just turned up again, is reason enough to want a clear, fast answer: here are the Melate 3751 results exactly as they were published, the exact numbers, how to confirm them in seconds, and what to do if something matches.
Melate 3751 results: the sorteo's full numbers
Melate's Sorteo 3751 was held on Friday, June 2, 2023. The six main numbers were 8, 29, 36, 48, 53 and 56, with 40 as the adicional. The jackpot for that draw stood at $84,200,000 Mexican pesos, and no one matched all six main numbers: the top prize went unclaimed, and the jackpot rolled into the next draw.
If your ticket is from a different date or draw, the Melate results section collects the published results for every sorteo, and MelateBot's results page updates with the latest official figures after every draw.
How to check whether your Sorteo 3751 ticket won
Checking a ticket is simpler than it sounds, and you don't need to visit a point of sale just to find out. Compare, number by number, the six printed on your ticket against the six main numbers from the draw: 8, 29, 36, 48, 53 and 56. Match all six, and you have the jackpot. Match five plus the 40 — the adicional — and that's the second prize tier. Smaller matches, three or four numbers, also qualify for smaller prizes, payable on the spot at any authorized retailer.
To avoid eyeballing it or miscounting, use the Melate ticket-checking tool, which runs the comparison automatically and tells you in seconds which prize category, if any, applies to you. You can also verify directly through Pronósticos para la Asistencia Pública, the agency that operates the game.
If you won something: how long did you have to claim it
Pronósticos sets a defined window to claim any prize, counted from the draw date — not from when you bought the ticket — and that window is measured in weeks, not years. Sorteo 3751 was held on June 2, 2023: if you find a ticket from that date today, the claim window for any prize it might have had has long since closed. Worth knowing before getting your hopes up, and worth checking right away the next time an old ticket turns up. Our guide on how long you have to claim a Melate prize covers the exact current deadline, so you can act in time next round.
If your ticket is from a recent draw and you're still within the window, where you claim depends on the amount: small prizes are paid at the point of sale, mid-size prizes at authorized agencies or Telecomm, and larger prizes require an in-person process at Pronósticos offices, with paperwork and tax withholding involved. The full step-by-step process is in our guide on how to claim a Melate prize.
A jackpot that had gone 28 draws without leaving the drum
The $84.2 million pesos on the line for Sorteo 3751 didn't appear out of nowhere: it built up over 28 consecutive draws — more than nine weeks, at three sorteos a week — in which no ticket matched the jackpot. Sorteo 3751 didn't break that either, extending the streak to 29 consecutive draws without a jackpot winner. It's a long streak, though still well short of Melate's all-time record: a $639.5 million peso jackpot, accumulated over Sorteo 2677 back in 2013.
If you're after more than the numbers — the combination's total sum, the even/odd split, the night's most overdue number, and how unusual the pattern really was — the full analysis lives in the Sorteo 3751 statistical deep dive. There, as here, the same rule applies: these are descriptive observations about what already happened, not clues for the next draw. Every Melate draw is an independent event from the one before it.
How and when Melate results get published
Melate draws three times a week — Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, around 9:00 pm — run by Pronósticos para la Asistencia Pública, the Mexican public agency responsible for the country's lottery draws. The mechanics never change: six main numbers drawn from 1 to 56, plus one adicional number that determines the second prize tier. The odds of matching the jackpot are 1 in 32,468,436 on every single draw, regardless of how many times the jackpot has rolled over before it.
Results air the night of the draw and are published within minutes, both on the official Pronósticos site and on MelateBot's results page, where you can look up the most recent draw or search for an earlier one by number.
Frequently asked questions
What were the Melate 3751 results?
The winning numbers for Sorteo 3751, held Friday, June 2, 2023, were 8, 29, 36, 48, 53 and 56, with 40 as the adicional. The jackpot stood at $84,200,000 pesos, and it went unclaimed.
What was the Melate 3751 jackpot result?
No one matched all six main numbers. The top prize went unawarded, and the jackpot rolled into the next draw, extending the no-winner streak to 29 consecutive sorteos.
How do I check my Melate 3751 ticket without visiting a point of sale?
Compare the six numbers printed on your ticket against 8, 29, 36, 48, 53 and 56, and check whether you have the 40 adicional. The fastest, error-free way to do it is with the ticket-checking tool, which runs the match automatically.
How long did I have to claim a prize from Melate 3751?
The window ran from the draw date, June 2, 2023, not from when you bought the ticket, and by now it has long since closed for that specific draw. Check the current deadline for recent draws, and the process by prize amount, in our guide on how long you have to claim a Melate prize.
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