Second-chance winner Carolyn Perkins of Forest Heights won a VIP trip to Los Angeles to see a Let’s Make a Deal® taping.
North Potomac resident Paul Cohen is paying for a previously planned cruise with the $8,888 he won in the Maryland Lottery’s Back to the Future™ second-chance promotion.
Junior Egbuforma of Severn was at skeptical at first, but was all smiles when he learned he was a $104,768 MONOPOLY™ second-chance winner.
Rich McFadden of Edgewood had a great Father’s Day as he won $6,500 as the Home Run Riches Contestant of the Game.
Wallace Thrash of Clinton was selected as the first Let’s Make a Deal second-chance promotion trip to Hollywood winner.
Cora Long of Annapolis is the first $2,025 winner on the Back to the Future Second-Chance Promotion.
Jocelyn Quinitchette of Laurel initially thought she won $12,000, but soon realized it was a $112,853 MONOPOLY™ second-chance prize.
Catonsville’s Peter Jardieu had a great day as Contestant of the Game as the Orioles hit five home runs to give him $3,000.
Jenelle Ballard of Glen Burnie looks forward to visiting her mom in Las Vegas, thanks to a $133,542 second-chance MONOPOLY prize.
Second-chance promotion Includes Rolling Cash Jackpot MONOPOLY scratch-off fans, your day has arrived! The Maryland Lottery launches five more scratch-offs and a second-chance promotion featuring your favorite game today. The new games on sale starting Jan. 13 are the $1 MONOPOLY X5, $2 MONOPOLY X10, $5 MONOPOLY X20, $10 MONOPOLY X50 and $20 MONOPOLY X100. […]
Glen Burnie resident Shari Hunt-Caldwell called a family gathering to announce her write $100,000 Holiday Second-Chance Promotion prize.
Touchdown: Retired teacher and former student both win the same Lottery prize – a pair of 2025 Ravens Season Tickets.
Christopher Goggins will win at least $7,500; still has chance at $1 million Christopher Goggins’ dream of winning $1 million in the NASCAR Powerball Playoff™ promotion is still alive as the Greenbelt resident has moved on to the Round of 8. He is now one step closer to winning a VIP trip for two to […]
Maryland man still has chance to win $1 million prize Twelve lottery players are one step closer to winning a VIP trip for two to NASCAR Championship Weekend™ at Phoenix Raceway® and entry into a nationally televised drawing to win $1 million. One of those players are from Maryland. Powerball® and NASCAR® announced, during the […]
Ethel Young of Sandy Spring was shocked when she learned she was a Cash Heatwave $5,000 second-chance winner.
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