$100k win stuns montgomery county player
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$100K win stuns Montgomery County player

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July 22, 2025
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SILVER SPRING, MD — A lucky Lottery player from Montgomery County is celebrating a six-figure win after scoring a $100,000 top prize on a Bingo X10 scratch-off.

The winning ticket was purchased at Rodman’s Discount Store, located at 4301 Randolph Road in Silver Spring. The retailer will receive a $1,000 bonus from the Maryland Lottery for selling the top-tier winner.

The $10 Bingo X10 game launched on March 24 with six top prizes of $100,000. With this latest win, only three of those top prizes remain unclaimed. According to the Lottery, there are also 11 of 20 second-tier $10,000 prizes still available, along with thousands of lower-tier prizes between $10 and $1,000.

Bingo-themed scratch-offs remain a popular choice among players, with eight different versions of the game currently available across a range of price points.

The winning player, who chose to remain anonymous, claimed her prize on Monday and described herself as “very happy and excited,” according to the Maryland Lottery.

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