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.
Her doubt that she really won a $100,000 top prize had this Silver Spring woman pulling to the side of the road to recheck her instant ticket.
Winning $100,000 brought William Potts Jr. and his wife Kelly of Hagerstown to the Lottery Winner’s Circle.
This biker from Waldorf is riding into the sunset with a $50,015 top-prize win on Bonus Match 5.
Donnie Cole of Montgomery County plans to donate some of his $50,000 scratch-off prize to a ferret rescue organization.
Silver Spring’s Srijana Wosti panicked, thinking time was running out to claim a $50,000 prize on her missing FAMILY FEUD scratch-off.
Playing the same number on five Pick 5 tickets gave Arnold Foster a $200,000 combined prize.
Trying a new game paid off for Alton Duffield of Laurel. He won the first $50,000 second-tier prize in the new Lucky Times 10 game.
David Castro of Laurel put three Racetrax horses to the test and they passed with flying colors, giving him a $30,734 Trifecta win.
“Bear” of Carroll County is the first $2 million top-prize winner in the $30 Cash is King game.
Elkridge resident Richard Wheeler kicks off the holiday season with a $30,000 win on the popular Peppermint Payout scratch-off.
Lottery luck strikes twice for Dimas Montoya of Charles County. He won $100,000 on a scratch-off in 2016 and $50,000 this month playing Powerball.
His Powerball dream came true on Nov. 5, when Silver Spring resident Charlie Ayoub won $50,000.
Sandra Flores of Glen Burnie and her brother Lazaro Perez collect her $50,007 Powerball prize.
James Miller of West Virginia found his lucky $50,000-winning Powerball ticket across the state line in Maryland.
“The Little Guy” is banking a big $50,000 prize, thanks to his third-tier Powerball win in the Nov. 2 drawing.
“The Power Four,” who all work in Phoenix, didn’t strike it rich but split a $50,000 pot thanks to a third-tier Powerball win in the Nov. 2 drawing.
Congratulations to Gato Solo of Glen Burnie on his second big Lottery prize this year.
Celebration time is here for “Moe” from Montgomery County. His $20,000 Mega Millions win came as quite a surprise.
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