Ryan is a $1 million winner thanks to a scratch-off gifted to him by a stranger who he allowed to go ahead of him in a checkout line.
“Wawa Winner,” of Middle River, plans to switch from playing scratch-offs to draw games after winning a $50,000 prize on the 200X the Cash scratch-off.
Sharon Kulczynski is all smiles after she won the Ravens “Seats For 20 Years” prize.
A $30,000 top prize win on the Bonus Crossword scratch-off will help “I’m Blessed” to pay down some bills and help family members.
A $50,000 win from a 50X the Cash ticket will help Montgomery County’s Zachary Drennan start a new house fund.
Jocelyn Johnson of Fort Washington is returning to LA after winning a trip to the 2028 Olympic games with the Keno Team USA™ second-chance promotion.
Baltimore resident Millicent Williams is the winner of the final trip to Hawaii in the JURASSIC PARK second-chance promotion.
Brian Hutchison, of Joppa, plans to take a cruise after winning $50,000 on the 100X the Cash scratch-off.
Barbara Henderson of Silver Spring won a trip to the 2028 Olympic games with the Lottery’s Keno Team USA™ second-chance promotion.
Glen Burnie winner “Mega Money Mike” plans to take his wife on a vacation for her birthday after winning a $50,000 Mega Money scratch-off prize.
“Happy New Year Nurse” from Fort Washington claims a $31,233 Racetrax prize after coming back to game after a brief hiatus.
John Hammel of Fallston was selected as the $50,000 grand prize winner in the 2025 Holiday second-chance promotion.
Baltimore educator plans to purchase a truck to help kickstart a painting business after claiming a $50,000 FAST PLAY Snowflake Ca$h prize.
The Maryland Lottery’s largest ever prize on the game Racetrax, a $660,414 win on a superfecta bet, was claimed Jan. 15 by an Army veteran from Prince George’s County.
“Million Dollar Baby” loves the number 26 and had a good feeling about 2026. Fifteen days into the new year and she won $1 million on a scratch-off.
Marcia Cooper, of Aberdeen, claims one of the ten $100,000 winning Holiday Raffle prizes and is planning a wedding.
Stevensville resident John Hudson is the winner of a trip to Hawaii thanks to the Maryland Lottery’s JURASSIC PARK second-chance promotion.
Karen L., of Rosedale, credits her late mother for her $1 million Maryland Lottery Holiday Raffle win, as the drawing was held on her mom’s birthday.
“The $50,000 Man” claimed his second big Maryland Lottery prize, taking home a third-tier Powerball win to start the new year.
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