Clinton resident Nakisha Mebane won a $65,519.71 payday with the MONOPOLY™ second-chance promotion!
Michael Gee of Shady Side is planning to repair his car and send his wife on vacation after winning a $50,000 third-tier Powerball prize.
Parkville’s “GMF” finds a lucky streak using Superfecta bets on horses 5, 2, 7 and 1.
Lottery enthusiast Rick Heilman of Riverdale has a punchlist of items to cover with the proceeds from his $100,000 win on the $100,000 Lucky game.
“Keno Kitty” plans to move into her own place and invest the rest of her $30,004 prize.
Amber Borgen of Rockville says she and her fiancé freaked out when they realized she had a winning Racetrax ticket worth $29,295.70.
Stopping for gas and scratch-offs gave this Western Maryland resident a $50,000 cash infusion.
This frequent scratch-off player is turning his $500,000 worth of Lottery luck into financing for a future business.
Congratulations to this $50,000 Powerball winner. Playing his personal set of numbers led to a third-tier prize.
Valerie Megginson of Middle River is all smiles after claiming a $35,087 prize on a March 11 Racetrax game.
Dawn and Steve Sandvik of Edgewater are headed to Hawaii with proceeds of her win on a Bonus Crossword scratch-off.
The 40-year-old Texas native plans to move back to Texas this summer, using her prize to help finance the life-changing move. “It (the win) came right on time,” Frances said.
The tearful winner, who plans to keep her Lottery luck a secret from everyone else, has big plans for her prize.
Columbia’s “Sneaker Lover” found a $25,000 win on a Pick 5 ticket.
Parkton retiree Melvin Rosier, Jr. claims his $50,000 VaxCash 2.0 Promotion prize.
The latest VaxCash 2.0 winner is an Anne Arundel County man going by “Holy Cow! It’s Real!”
Crofton resident Charlese Smith won a $62,502.03 Rolling Cash Jackpot with the MONOPOLY™ second-chance promotion!
This Fallston woman and her husband are Maryland’s newest multimillionaires.
This “Three-Time Winner” of Temple Hills just claimed his most recent Lottery prize, a $100,000 score.
“Big Fish” of Windsor Mill hooked a $25,000 Pick 5 prize playing his little brother’s license plate numbers.
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