Baltimore couple “The Birds” chomp their way to a $30,000 top prize Ms.PAC-MAN scratch-off win.
Former Maryland residents “Mr. and Mrs. Spry,” now of Delaware, became millionaires by returning to Maryland to play scratch-offs.
Sandy Reyes Soto, of College Park, is all smiles after winning $100,000 prize on the $1,000,000 Crossword scratch-off.
Temple Hills resident Kurshad Alam is all smiles after taking home a $50,000 Powerball prize from the Aug. 12 drawing.
A Baltimore woman didn’t know her own strength as she powered her way to a $60,000 prize on The Big Spin Wheel.
Dundalk’s Jason Nixon has been all smiles since a FAST PLAY Big Win ticket delivered his $50,000 surprise.
Mr. and Mrs. Thankful from Anne Arundel County won a $25,000 Pick 5 prize, after using numbers suggested by a friend.
Salisbury resident Kenny G looks forward to making home improvements and taking care of his family after winning two Pick 5 top prizes for a total of $100,000.
“Powerball Bulldog” of Anne Arundel County matched all winning numbers besides the Powerball and took home a $1 million prize.
Abingdon Bingo scratch-off fan Natalie Roberts wins first $50,000 top prize on the $5 Gold Bar Bingo game.
Russell Bowie, of Gaithersburg, is happy X4 after playing the same Pick 5 straight-bet combination four times on the evening of July 16 for wins totaling $200,000.
“Mr. Money Bags” is a millionaire after buying the very last Triple Red 777s ticket in a vending machine.
“Racetrax Mom,” of Harford County, with her husband, played a game of Racetrax and won $56,435.
Cumberland player John Hamilton Jr. is grateful to his wife for saving him from giving away his $50,000-winning $5,000,000 LUXE scratch-off ticket.
A Frederick player is grateful after THE BIG SPIN® scratch-off delivered her a $50,000 prize.
“Porky” from St. Mary’s County, her son and her best friend will be using part of the proceeds from a $50,000 prize to take a vacation to Jamaica.
A man from Charles County is using the nickname “Mr. Fat Pockets” after THE BIG SPIN scratch-off put an extra $110,000 in his pocket.
A Sykesville dad was all smiles after claiming a $50,000 Powerball prize.
“Jack of All Trades” turns into Lottery believer after $50,000 Powerball win.
Maryland Lottery second-chance winners celebrate on the Let’s Make a Deal® set during their VIP trip to Hollywood.
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