Greg Snider and his wife, Sarah Brown, are in the market for a bigger house after Greg won a second-tier Cash4Life prize of $1 million.
A retired Anne Arundel County woman played numbers from her dream and won the biggest Racetrax prize of her life.
Steven Livingston of Frederick gets a $15,305 Father’s Day gift from Lady Luck by playing his age and birth year in the Racetrax game.
A lucky Annapolis resident made a mistake that delivered not one, but two $25,000 Pick 5 prizes.
Retired Sparrows Point resident Timothy Kiel hoped for a Keno win but received a $25,000 Pick 5 win instead.
Towson’s “Crabby Lady” plans to add a bushel of crabs to the list of things she’ll get after winning a $100,000 top prize playing the Show Me $100,000! scratch-off.
Baltimore City resident “T.A.” plans to use all of her $30,734 Racetrax win to pay off her college education.
Baltimore City resident “Little T” plans to use her $100,000 Mega 7s win to buy a new home and car.
Three Lottery prizes in a row made a happy camper of Lawrence Bartos of Talbot County.
Ronald Robbins of Pasadena plans to retire debt free after winning $50,000 playing the Cold Hard Ca$h scratch-off game.
“Mr. Galaxy” of Fort Washington won $30,946 with a quick-pick Racetrax ticket.
Racetrax “longshots” brought this Hyattsville woman and her husband back to the Winner’s Circle to claim a second $30,946 prize.
A Trifecta Box bet gave lucky Delaware resident “T-Money” a winning Racetrax combination.
This Gettysburg woman crossed the Mason-Dixon line to collect a $100,000 FAST PLAY prize.
A new home is on the horizon for Oxon Hill’s “Ms. Twin Big Win” who claimed a $62,576 Racetrax prize.
Billie Taylor of Baltimore is the 21st winner of a FAST PLAY Lucky Numbers progressive jackpot. She won $170,908!
“BFE Trucking,” who co-owns a trucking business with his cousin, plans to invest his share of a $62,576 Racetrax prize in the company.
“Bonus Match 5 King” of Westminster played the same combination three times on March 11, winning $150,000.
This Harford County man found Lottery luck with a Racetrax Superfecta Box bet.
A Windsor Mill mom found her first big win after getting a lesson in how to play Racetrax.
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