“Ima Snowbird” of Reisterstown attributes her FAST PLAY Casino Royal Slots progressive jackpot win of $205,147 to the thing that makes all Lottery wins possible: “dumb luck.”
A $100,000 Powerball prize will make the transition to retirement much easier, say the winning Baltimore couple.
Charles County’s “Uno” and her husband took home the first $100,000 top prize on the $100,000 Ca$h scratch-off game.
Proud Prince George’s County winners Elio and Maria Figueroa won a $50,000 top prize playing the $50,000 Cash game.
A St. Mary’s County couple said they used the power of manifestation to win a $50,000 Powerball prize.
A Harford County woman is $50,000 richer after a quick-pick ticket delivered a third-tier Powerball prize.
A Washington, D.C. woman credits a lucky palm plant for her $50,000 scratch-off win.
Karl Petro from Westminster, the lucky winner of the final $50,000 prize in the Home Run Riches Second-Chance promotion, poses with his prize.
Birthday digits give Victoria Sadler of Nottingham a Pick 5 win.
Animal lover Danielle Schwanke, from Severna Park, plans to donate to a local animal shelter after winning $30,000 playing the Red Hot Cash scratch-off game
“Happy Birthdays!” of Anne Arundel County celebrates winning a $50,000 Bonus Match 5 top prize by playing family members’ birthdays.
Aberdeen’s Liam Ferns, pictured with his girlfriend Danielle, plans to add his $50,000 scratch-off prize to his retirement fund.
Six of the seven Southern Marylanders who won the $10,000 prize celebrate in the Winner’s Circle.
“Sunshine” of Severna Park scratched away until she landed a top-prize win.
Alonzo Butler of Cumberland plans to invest his $100,000 prize for his children’s future.
This partial group of Southern Maryland educators who were “One Ball Short” is all smiles after claiming their $50,000 third-tier prize from the July 19 drawing.
Clayton Heard of Lanham used numbers from a 1996 ticket to win $50,100 playing Powerball. He and his wife have multiple plans for the third-tier prize.
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