The Maryland Lottery’s largest ever prize on the game Racetrax, a $660,414 win on a superfecta bet, was claimed Jan. 15 by an Army veteran from Prince George’s County.
“Million Dollar Baby” loves the number 26 and had a good feeling about 2026. Fifteen days into the new year and she won $1 million on a scratch-off.
Marcia Cooper, of Aberdeen, claims one of the ten $100,000 winning Holiday Raffle prizes and is planning a wedding.
Stevensville resident John Hudson is the winner of a trip to Hawaii thanks to the Maryland Lottery’s JURASSIC PARK second-chance promotion.
Karen L., of Rosedale, credits her late mother for her $1 million Maryland Lottery Holiday Raffle win, as the drawing was held on her mom’s birthday.
“The $50,000 Man” claimed his second big Maryland Lottery prize, taking home a third-tier Powerball win to start the new year.
Henry Groulx put Ravens X10 scratch-offs in his Christmas stocking and ended up stuffing his pockets with $50,000 in prize money.
Calling themselves “Holiday Bonus,” a group of Frederick co-workers split a $50,000 third-tier Powerball win.
Pittsville Bonus Match 5 fan Steven Serio celebrates in the winner’s circle at Lottery headquarters in Baltimore after winning $50,000 on the game.
“Foods In Winner” was shopping at his favorite Lottery retailer when he learned the a $50,000 Early Bird Holiday Raffle winning ticket was sold there. He had the winner!
Winner James Quade Jr., along with his dad, are all smiles after claiming a $50,000 third-tier Powerball prize.
Baltimore’s “Birthday Queen” began to suspect she was the second Holiday Raffle Early Bird winner she realized the winning ticket was sold at her favorite store.
“Nina Anonymous” was shaking so much when she realized she had won $1 million in the Dec. 10 Powerball drawing that she needed her husband to drive her to work.
Angela Martinez-Gomez, of Forestville, was all smiles after she won $50,000 on the $5 JURASSIC PARK scratch-off.
A Lottery enthusiast plans to use some of his $50,000 Early Bird Holiday Raffle prize to pay off his car.
Mithra Khoshroo, of Laurel, is the second winner in the JURASSIC PARK second-chance promotion, through which she and a guest will be going to Hawaii. Two more drawings remain in this promotion.
Francine Tripp-Jones, of Laurel, works at M&T Bank Stadium with the security firm S.A.F.E. Management and is a finalist for a chance to win Ravens season tickets for the next 20 years.
Philip Hueller, of Calvert County, plans on paying off his mortgage with the proceeds of a $50,000 win on the Maryland Lottery Bonus Match 5 game.
Aarchi Patel and Garry Dixon participated in the final Unlock the Cash Live Game at Lottery headquarters, and both walked away with cash.
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