“Navy Brat” was planning to retire this year, but winning $50,000 on a Powerball quick-pick ticket helped seal the deal.
A Cash Boom scratch-off caught the eye of this New York City resident, who tried his luck and won a $50,000 top prize.
Glen Burnie resident Shari Hunt-Caldwell called a family gathering to announce her write $100,000 Holiday Second-Chance Promotion prize.
Five lucky numbers gave this Harford County resident a $60,000 Keno prize.
Congratulations to George Slye Jr. of Washington, D.C. on his $27,000 Keno win during the Keno Sprinkler promotion.
Novice scratch-off player Lilian Hernandez, right, won $50,000 on an instant ticket purchased at the suggestion of her aunt, Norma Hernandez.
Prince George’s County man plays his birthday digits and wins Pick 5 $50,000 top prize.
Betty Hughes of Reisterstown is planning a purple Christmas for her family after winning $200,000 on a Ravens X10 scratch-off.
A double Pick 5 wager using the same numbers led to a $100,000 double win.
Brooklyn Park resident Kevin Wilson, and his wife Katherine, were “shocked” when he won $40,000 playing Keno.
This District Heights father of two plans to save most of his Powerball prize to buy a house.
Carlos Gamez of Washington, D.C., played the date of a win in the DC Lottery in the Maryland Lottery’s Pick 5 game and won $25,000.
The Holiday Luck Doubler game yielded its first $50,000 top prize to a Germantown woman.
Buying a new vehicle for his wife is in the future for Charles Reed of Frederick, who won a $50,000 top prize on a Ca$h Plu$ scratch-off.
Greenbelt resident Christopher Goggins followed his NASCAR Powerball Playoff™ journey by watching the races to see if he advanced to the next round.
Matthew Robinson of Delmar, right, encouraged by his best friend Brian Brown bought a scratch-off that won $50,000.
Boosting his savings account and making investments are this Howard County man’s plans for his FAST PLAY prize.
“Winning Papa” of Lanham enjoys a $100,000 top-tier Money Rush win.
Nottingham resident found $50,000 winning Powerball ticket in his car.
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