Melate has a further eight prize tiers for ample opportunities to win! Melate has no jackpot or rollover cap, with the top prize having a history of growing to huge sums before being won. Tickets cost MXN 15, with players choosing six numbers between 1 and 56 or opting for a “Melático” for random selections. Melate is Mexico’s longest running and main national lottery game. The Chispazo jackpot rolls down if not won, so secondary prize winners have the opportunity to see their winnings grow significantly if no-one claims the jackpot.ĭue to its nature as a twice-daily game, Chispazo has no secondary games. System entry is available for players who want to increase their chances of winning, with the option to choose six or seven numbers and enter the draw with multiple combinations. Players must choose five numbers from 1 to 28 or go for a “Chispático” for numbers chosen at random. ChispazoĬhispazo is a popular twice-daily lottery game, with players having 14 chances to win prizes throughout the week. A variety of lotteries and secondary games are now available across the country, giving lottery enthusiasts multiple opportunities to win prizes throughout the week.Īll of Mexico’s lottery games are run by Pronosticos, a Government-run department responsible for the distribution of public funds across the country. Lotteries have a long and storied history in Mexico, with the first game being launched in 1984.