Carroll County’s Michael Winfield fulfills his promise and splits his $50,004 Powerball prize.
Washington, D.C. resident Victoria Calloway plans to help the homeless community with her $50,000 prize.
Lottery enthusiast “G Money” of Baltimore picked up his best win to date, a $10,000 prize on the Money Rush scratch-off game.
Scratch-off fan Scott Murphy of Nottingham plans to invest his Holiday Ca$h win.
“King Claw” of Mt. Airy learned of his $690,000 Multi-Match jackpot win after an employee at the store that sold the ticket asked his wife if he won.
“Happy Winner” of Hollywood was all smiles behind her big check.
“The Creative Genius” of Baltimore, who paints fine art, crafted a fine $100,000 scratch-off win.
A Navy veteran from Waldorf enjoyed a supersized $100,000 win on the oversized Mega 7s scratch-off.
Karen and Dennis Huffman of Elkridge celebrate her $50,000 Holiday Ca$h top-prize scratch-off win.
“One Shot Wonder” of Frederick is paying off his home mortgage with the proceeds of a $191,128 FAST PLAY win.
Congratulations to this Frederick couple on their $50,016 Powerball win.
This Baltimore player patiently persevered and found a $100,000 top-prize win.
Psychic predicts Washington County man’s $40,000 Mega Millions win.
Tamara Moore of Baltimore is planning a relaxing vacation, now that she won $30,000 on a Bonus Crossword scratch-off.
“Basketball Man” of La Plata saw his lucky Pick 5 number delivers a $50,000 and $25,000 prize.
A Bowie husband and wife won $50,000 twice in the Black Friday Pick 5 midday drawing.
Traveling nurse Shaunett Wright was stationed in northeastern Maryland during the COVID-19 pandemic and bought her $30,000-winning scratch-off in Elkton.
“Frederick Dad” plans to use his $50,000 Show Me $1,000,000! scratch-off prize to take his family on vacation.
Hitting the wrong button on a self-serve Lottery vending machine led to this Bowie man’s $50,000 Powerball win.
Lady Luck rewarded Isabel Sandoval with a $250,000 top prize for playing the Lady Luck scratch-off.
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