Maryland Man Wins $50k Lottery Jackpot After Decades of Playing

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CAPITOL HEIGHTS – Persistence in playing the Maryland Lottery has finally paid off for “Mr. D,” a longtime resident from a small town south of Landover. After playing the lottery for fifty years, he secured a $50,000 prize from the Pick 5 game’s June 20 evening drawing.

“Mr. D” has been a familiar face in lottery circles, transitioning through various games over the decades. With the introduction of Pick 5 in February 2022, he found his preferred game, drawn to its favorable odds and substantial payouts. His commitment to his chosen numbers was unwavering, purchasing a $2 ticket for the winning draw at Capital Liquors in Capitol Heights.

The winning moment unfolded unexpectedly as “Mr. D” checked his numbers while in line at a snack shack, using the My Lottery app. Realizing he had won, he retreated to his car to confirm the life-changing result. “I finally got it! I’ve been playing the same numbers for years!” he exclaimed upon securing his prize at the Lottery headquarters in Baltimore.

This victory marks his most significant win in Pick 5, adding to a previous $20,000 win from the Pick 4 game with his personal set of numbers. When asked about his future plans, “Mr. D” expressed intentions to pay off bills, save, and indulge in a well-deserved vacation. He remains optimistic about continuing to play, confident more winnings are on the horizon.

Capital Liquors, the retailer that sold the winning ticket, is also celebrating a $500 bonus courtesy of the Maryland Lottery. This story not only highlights a personal triumph but also illustrates the potential for unexpected joy in the steadfast pursuit of lottery dreams.

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