Números ganadores Melate, Revancha y Revanchita 4264: resultados del sorteo del viernes 11 de septiembre

The progressive jackpot for Friday, 11 September 2026, reached 267.3 million pesos, according to reporting from Crónica, Marca, La Razón, and Ámbito. Entering the multi-tiered drawing requires a structured pricing model: a base outlay of 15 pesos for the primary Melate game, an additional 10 pesos to activate the Revancha tier, and a final 5-peso increment for Revanchita, bringing the total investment for a full ticket to 30 pesos, as noted by Crónica, Marca, and El Congresista.

Holders of physical paper tickets carry the sole responsibility of safeguarding their documents against damage or loss, as National Lottery guidelines enforce a strict 60-day natural window to claim payouts at the central administrative offices in Mexico City.

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Financial Scale and Discrepancies Across Reporting

The financial magnitude of the Friday drawing generated notable inconsistencies across media reporting regarding both draw sequencing and total pool valuations. Crónica, Marca, La Razón, and Ámbito identified the event as draw number 4264, citing a progressive accumulated pool of 267.3 million pesos. Conversely, Guillermo Ortega and El Congresista attributed the 11 September 2026 calendar date to draw number 4225. Guillermo Ortega cited an approximate total of 212 million pesos alongside an alternative mention of 215 million pesos, while El Congresista fixed the prize pool at 212 million pesos.

Players fill out physical volantes containing five sections of 56 numbers, dictate combinations directly to National Lottery agents, or purchase pre-printed Melaticos that assign random digits, according to Marca. Furthermore, participants frequently pool resources through cooperative arrangements known as coperachas to expand their number selections from the baseline six digits up to ten numbers, as reported by La Razón and Guillermo Ortega.

Draw Mechanics and Winning Combinations

The selection process relies on a mechanical rotating urn containing 56 numbered spheres that extract seven total balls at random, as detailed by Marca and La Razón. The first six extracted spheres constitute the natural numbers, while the seventh sphere functions as the additional ball used to determine secondary tier prizes, according to Crónica, Marca, and La Razón.

According to El Congresista, the winning combination for the primary Melate draw comprised numbers 05, 10, 12, 24, 31, and 34, with 53 serving as the additional ball. For the Revancha tier, the selected numbers were 08, 18, 36, 37, 48, and 52. Finally, the Revanchita draw yielded numbers 11, 33, 34, 38, 40, and 56.

While digital app users benefit from automated deposit systems linked to registered banking credentials, holders of physical paper slips bear the sole responsibility of safeguarding their documents against physical degradation or loss, as noted by La Razón and Guillermo Ortega.

Ticket holders have exactly 60 natural days to complete verification and make the physical journey to the capital's central administrative offices before their claims forfeit permanently, according to La Razón and Guillermo Ortega.

Broadcast Schedules and Institutional Verification

The operational reality for participants extends well beyond the initial Friday night broadcast. According to Crónica and La Razón, official verification relies heavily on digital platforms or physical inspection at authorized sales points, while live streams hosted on YouTube and Facebook allow viewers to review the rotating urn mechanism after the fact. For those holding winning combinations, the administrative burden requires strict adherence to institutional timelines and physical preservation of paper assets.

As participants reconcile the divergent pool figures reported across media outlets—ranging from the 212 million pesos cited by El Congresista to the 267.3 million pesos documented by Crónica and Marca—the next step for any ticket holder is to cross-reference their chosen numbers against the Lotería Nacional's published breakdown before the mandatory 60-day claim window expires from the day following the 11 September drawing.