Retired Sparrows Point resident Timothy Kiel hoped for a Keno win but received a $25,000 Pick 5 win instead.
A lucky Annapolis resident made a mistake that delivered not one, but two $25,000 Pick 5 prizes.
Steven Livingston of Frederick gets a $15,305 Father’s Day gift from Lady Luck by playing his age and birth year in the Racetrax game.
A retired Anne Arundel County woman played numbers from her dream and won the biggest Racetrax prize of her life.
Greg Snider and his wife, Sarah Brown, are in the market for a bigger house after Greg won a second-tier Cash4Life prize of $1 million.
“Happy Baker” of Windsor Mill has more dough than usual after winning $25,000 on a 50-cent straight bet in the Pick 5 game.
West Baltimore’s Monique Jackson celebrates her $100,000 Pick 5 win.
FAST PLAY fan Jeffrey Chandler of Edgewater is $96,879 richer, thanks to his World Championship Poker win!
“Chris” of Baltimore will use his $25,000 prize from a free Pick 5 ticket to benefit his children and buy a four-wheeler.
Lucky Teresa Phillips of Mt. Airy is planning to get a new set of wheels with her $50,000 top-prize scratch-off win.
Hagerstown’s “Lucky Sgt.” enters the Lottery Winner’s Circle for the third time in five years after claiming another big Racetrax prize.
Marrissa Carta of Virginia is $50,000 richer, thanks to her Money Explosion scratch-off win!
James Maus Jr. of Hagerstown is planning to buy a new home after claiming a $100,000 scratch-off prize.
“Steve Ca$h” of Washington, D.C. plans to expand his fashion business after winning a $50,000 prize in the May 26 Pick 5 evening drawing.
Jay Wolfe of Kensington is replaying winning Mega Millions combinations. On March 29, he hit for a third-tier prize of $20,000.
“Shantel” has won before playing scratch-offs, but nothing like the $50,000 prize she claimed May 26 on a $5 Gold Bar Bingo ticket.
Charlin McKissick of Charles County saw the horses run in her favor to deliver a $30,946 Racetrax prize.
Charles and Andrea of Owings Mills are planning a vacation after Charles won a $50,000 prize in the May 19 Pick 5 evening drawing.
Winning days are here for Kenneth Davis Sr. of Baltimore, who won $25,000 on a free Pick 5 ticket.
Big Cash Riches swiftly delivers a $100,000 top prize to Crisfield scratch-off fan, Crystal Swift!
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