$50,000 unclaimed lottery ticket sold at dyson's n brandywine

If you played Bonus Match 5 last night, be sure to check your tickets! The Maryland Lottery is looking for the player holding a $50,000 top-prize winning ticket from the Tuesday, May 4 drawing.

Dysons Store in Brandywine sold the lucky ticket, which matches the five winning numbers of 3, 12, 18, 21 and 29; the Bonus Ball was 22. Lottery officials urge the winner to sign the back of the ticket and put it in a safe place.

The big winner can claim the prize by mail, in person by appointment or by dropping off the claim form and winning ticket at Maryland Lottery headquarters, 1800 Washington Blvd., Baltimore. Get details on how to claim by mail here, how to schedule an appointment here and use the dropbox here (see last paragraph).

This is the 19th top-prize winning Bonus Match 5 ticket sold in 2021.

The Lottery retailer located at 13706 Brandywine Road in Prince George’s County also has reason to celebrate! The Lottery will give the store a bonus of $500 for selling a top-prize winning ticket in the game.

Bonus Match 5 fans can enjoy extra chances to win this month through our Bonus Match 5 May promotion. Buy nine Bonus Match 5 games on a single ticket and get one free now through May 30. Learn more here.

Bonus Match 5 drawings take place seven days a week. Players select five numbers ranging from 1 to 39. The Bonus Ball drawn from the remaining 34 numbers provides extra chances to win. Your ticket is a winner if you match five, four or three of the original five winning numbers selected in the drawing. If you match the Bonus Ball number, you only need to match four, three or two of your original numbers to win!Categories:Bonus Match 5, Winners Tags: Bonus Match 5, brandywine

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