Lotería Nacional de México releases winning numbers for five daily Tris and Chispazo draws

The Lotería Nacional de México published the winning combinations for its Tris and Chispazo games on Wednesday, November 4, 2026. The agency released results for five distinct Tris draws and one Chispazo draw held that day. These numbers determine the payouts for players who purchased tickets for the morning and evening sessions.

The first Tris draw, labeled as the Tris Medio día, concluded with the winning combination 21968. This was the fifth digit in the sequence for that specific sorteo, identified as number 36888. The agency held this draw at 1 p.m. Mexico City time. Players who matched all five digits in the correct order qualified for the top prize tier for that specific game.

Subsequent Tris draws followed a scheduled timeline throughout the afternoon and evening. The Tris de las tres, held at 3 p.m., produced the winning number 53933. The Tris Extra draw, conducted at 5 p.m., resulted in the combination 91941. The Tris de las siete, which took place at 7 p.m., yielded the winning sequence 43119. The final Tris draw of the day, the Tris Clásico, occurred at 9 p.m. and finished with the number 25474.

The Chispazo Clásico draw, scheduled for the afternoon, generated the winning numbers 05, 09, 10, 16, and 27. This particular game operates without a guaranteed minimum prize pool, meaning the total payout depends directly on ticket sales for that specific round. A total of 351 players matched all five winning numbers in this draw. Each of those winners received a prize of 1,848.84 Mexican pesos.

The Tris game structure allows participants to select one through five digits. The cost to play starts at one peso, and the potential payout increases based on the number of digits chosen and the modalities selected. The machine selects five random digits to form a five-digit number. A win occurs only if the player's digits match the drawn digits in strict order. The agency conducts five Tris draws daily, each at a set hour, providing multiple opportunities for players to engage with the game in a single day.

For the Chispazo game, players must select a combination of five, six, or seven numbers from a range of 1 to 28. A player wins if they match at least two of the drawn numbers. The draw takes place twice daily at 3 p.m. and 9 p.m. Mexico City time. Participants fill out a slip at a retail location, which allows for up to five separate plays. Unused play slots on the slip must be marked as NULO to indicate they are not active for that draw.

Players can purchase tickets for these games through online platforms, which provide digital copies of the tickets for printing or storage on electronic devices. Alternatively, tickets are available at physical retail locations. The agency specifies that prizes can be claimed starting the day after the draw. Claims for any amount can be made at the Lotería Nacional offices located at Av. Insurgentes Sur No. 1397 in Mexico City. Smaller prizes up to 9,999.99 pesos can be collected at direct sales agencies or retail outlets.

Prizes of 3,000 pesos or more are eligible for redemption at specific banks, including Santander, Scotiabank Inverlat, and BBVA México. The agency sets a deadline for collecting any prize. Players have 60 calendar days from the date of the draw to claim their winnings. This timeframe applies regardless of the amount or the method of collection chosen by the winner.