The Maryland Lottery’s Baltimore office will be closed on July 4. Lottery Claim Centers will remain open at MGM, Live!, Horseshoe, Hollywood (Perryville), Ocean Downs and Rocky Gap casinos.
Clayton Webb, of North Carolina, bought a Maryland Lottery FAST PLAY ticket worth $50,000 when he was between truck driving assignments in College Park.
A Maryland Lottery player from Prince George’s County already had the nickname “Scratch-off Queen”, but a $100,000 ticket confirmed her good luck charm status.
Rich McFadden of Edgewood had a great Father’s Day as he won $6,500 as the Home Run Riches Contestant of the Game.
Laurel resident Ramiro Polanco Mendez plans to open a business after winning $50,000 playing the Mega Bucks scratch-off.
Philadelphia resident passing through Maryland wins $50,000 third-tier Powerball prize.
Mary Ann Houck of Hagerstown received a $57,777 Lucky 7’s Tripler winning scratch-off as a birthday gift from her boss.
Pennsylvania resident Ralph DiGuiseppe III celebrates his $50,000 Maryland scratch-off win.
A Baltimore County truck driver and his wife are celebrating a $250,000 win on the $10 Money Bags scratch-off game.
Wallace Thrash of Clinton was selected as the first Let’s Make a Deal second-chance promotion trip to Hollywood winner.
A Maryland Lottery player from Hanover, who plays when the mood strikes her, took home a $100,000 scratch-off prize.
Baltimore woman tells us that her $200,000 Ravens X10 scratch-off top-prize win couldn’t have come at a better time.
Washington County Lottery player couldn’t believe his eyes when he saw a $50,000 prize on his scratch-off.
Cora Long of Annapolis is the first $2,025 winner on the Back to the Future Second-Chance Promotion.
Calvert County man claims $46,734.50 prize on $.50 Racetrax bet.
Dundalk Lottery player claims first FAST PLAY Super 777 progressive jackpot prize worth $685,656.
Jocelyn Quinitchette of Laurel initially thought she won $12,000, but soon realized it was a $112,853 MONOPOLY™ second-chance prize.
The “Original Pranksters” knew they had one winning number but were shocked to learn it was a $50,000 top prize of $50,000.
Washington, D.C. resident’s research pays off as she takes home a $250,000 Money Bags scratch-off top prize.
“Family First,” a Maryland Lottery enthusiast from Halethorpe, picked up a $2 million top-prize Fire scratch-off.
Parkville supermarket employee plans to pay bills and invest in her daughter’s future with $50,000 Bonus Match 5 prize.
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