The Lotería Nacional held several draws on Tuesday, April 15, 2025, offering participants a chance to become millionaires. With multiple games like Chispazo and Melate Retro, the excitement was palpable as players awaited the announcement of winning numbers.
On April 14, the Chispazo draws concluded, revealing a wealth of prizes. The winning numbers for the Chispazo de las Tres were 01, 16, 19, 21, and 25, with an impressive 27,751 winners sharing a total prize money of 806,898.70 pesos. Meanwhile, the Chispazo Clásico saw its winning numbers as 03, 09, 12, 19, and 23, with 51,470 winners and a total payout of 1,307,121.88 pesos. Chispazo holds two draws every day, from Monday to Sunday, at 15:00 hours and 21:00 hours, respectively, making it a popular choice among lottery enthusiasts.
For players eager to join the fun, participating in Chispazo is straightforward. Each ticket costs 10 pesos and includes five boxes, each containing 28 numbers. Players can either select their numbers or opt for a Chispático, where an agent randomly generates numbers for them. Winning requires matching at least two numbers, with larger prizes awarded for more matches. If no winners emerge for the first prize, the funds are redistributed among those who match numbers in the second and third places.
As excitement built for the Melate Retro draw, which takes place every Tuesday and Saturday, players were particularly keen on the guaranteed prize pool of 5.1 million pesos for draw 1521. This draw has a rich history, having been held for 40 years since its inception in August 1984. To play Melate Retro, participants select six numbers from 1 to 56. The draw is conducted using a rotating drum that randomly selects seven spheres: the first six are the winning numbers, while the last one serves as an additional number.
For the Melate Retro draw on April 15, 2025, the winning numbers were 22, 18, 29, 38, 3, 4, with an additional number of 31. Players are reminded to keep their tickets safe, as they are essential for claiming any prizes. Winners have a limited time of 60 days from the day following the draw to collect their winnings; after that, unclaimed prizes go to the Treasury for public assistance.
As always, the Lotería Nacional encourages all participants to play responsibly. The thrill of potentially winning life-changing sums of money brings joy to many, but it is essential to approach such games with caution.
In addition to the lottery excitement, the government of Mexico City has introduced new measures to detect invisible water leaks, aiming to improve water supply for approximately 180,000 residents. This initiative highlights the ongoing efforts to manage resources effectively in the bustling metropolis.
As the week progresses, players and spectators alike will keep a close eye on the lottery results and other local news, hoping for good fortune and positive developments in their communities. With the Lotería Nacional continuing to offer thrilling draws and substantial prizes, many will be eager to test their luck in the upcoming games.
