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.
“Vietnam Veteran,” of Windsor Mill, started to play Racetrax relatively recently, and ended up winning more than $60,000.
Maryland Lottery second-chance winners celebrate after participating in the Cash and Dash Shopping Spree in Chicago.
Joseph Lombardi from Hampstead is planning a special family trip to Hawaii after winning $50,000 playing the Triple Red 777s scratch-off.
A longtime Maryland Lottery player from Calvert County played a family member’s birthdate and won $25,000 on Pick 5.
Victoria, a bride-to-be from Salisbury, has some extra latitude in planning her wedding after winning $90,000 on THE BIG SPIN scratch-off.
“Multi-Match Maniac” from Ellicott City plans to pay his daughter’s college tuition and invest, after hitting a $570,000 Multi-Match jackpot last month.
Michele Crisco was the Home Run Riches Contestant of the Game on April 30 and won $10,500 when the O’ hit two grand slams.
A Maryland Lottery scratch-off fan from the District plans to buy his mother a house with part of the proceeds of a $5 million win on the $5,000,000 LUXE scratch-off.
Gaithersburg Dad “Carlos” wins his second $50,000 scratch-off prize within two weeks.
Baltimore resident “A.R.” celebrates April 24 at Lottery headquarters after claiming a $100,000 top prize on the 50X the Cash scratch-off.
Vamil and Mita Patel, of Atlantic City, N.J., were all smiles after claiming a $50,000 Maryland Lottery prize.
Judith Franco of Montgomery Village quickly became an Orioles fan on April 13 when she won $6,500 as the Contestant of the Game.
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