Persistence paid off for an Upper Marlboro man, who played the same sets of numbers for years.
“Two Tired Teachers” can sleep better with $50,000 prize from the Oct. 29 Powerball drawing.
Anonymous winner “I’ll Be Back” of Baltimore won $25,000 playing Pick 5.
“Chapulin” of Glen Burnie has top secret plans for his $100,000 prize.
A 62-year-old Laurel man, David Bangura, plans to invest his $50,000 third-tier Powerball prize.
An unexpected Money Rush scratch-off purchase gave Alvaro Guevara-Mejia and his wife a $50,000 prize.
The anonymous “Powerball Six” have lots of fun in mind for their $50,000 shared fortune.
A 67-year-old Mt. Rainier man tripled his Powerball prize to $150,057 with the Power Play feature.
A magnifying glass and reading glasses helped “River” confirm his $50,000 win.
The family-oriented Vallecillo Serrano brothers of Virginia plan to split the $100,000 top prize won by one brother.
Rose Birney of Port Deposit celebrates a $50,000 win playing the $10 Money Rush scratch-off game.
Turning a random license plate number into a Pick 5 bet gave Baltimore’s Michael Jones a $25,000 prize.
Starting out your day with a $50,000 scratch-off win is a tough secret to keep but Brenda Lee of Baltimore did it!
Paying down her mortgage is part of Rita Jones’ plans for her $100,000 prize.
Hiding in this Baltimore man’s batch of scratch-offs was a $100,000 top-prize winning instant ticket.
Pick 5 luck found Ernest Elliott Jr. of Waldorf last week. His “wrong” numbers delivered a $50,000 prize.
“Bike Man,” an avid bicyclist and dedicated Maryland Lottery player from Gwynn Oak, is celebrating his $100,000 scratch-off win.
Discovering his $6 ticket carried a $50,000 Powerball prize stunned “Big Bossman” of Accokeek.
This lucky U.S. Postal Service clerk is a big winner, just like her scratch-off playing dad.
A shocking win on three Pick 5 tickets gave this retired electrician a $150,000 prize.
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