$500k winning lottery ticket sold in maryland as big prizes pile up statewide
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$500K winning lottery ticket sold in Maryland as big prizes pile up statewide

Scratch-off jackpot leads a week of major Lottery wins.

BALTIMORE, Md. — A $500K Scratch-off prize sold in Dundalk topped a week of major Maryland Lottery wins that included multiple $50K Powerball prizes, a nearly $100K FAST PLAY jackpot and 27 prizes of at least $10K statewide.

The week’s biggest winner came from a Gifts of Green Scratch-off ticket worth $500,000 sold at Walmart, 2399 North Point Blvd. in Dundalk.

Maryland Lottery officials said players claimed more than $30 million in prizes between July 13 and July 19, with 27 winning tickets paying at least $10,000.

Powerball players also had a strong week, with three $50,000 winning tickets sold at Wawa in Annapolis, Greenway Liquors in Greenbelt and Walmart in North East. As of July 20, all three prizes remained unclaimed.

A Mega Millions ticket worth $30,000 was sold at BP, 5818 Martin Luther King Jr. Highway in Seat Pleasant for the July 14 drawing. The prize was also unclaimed as of July 20.

FAST PLAY delivered one of the week’s largest draw-style prizes, with a Cash Combination progressive jackpot ticket worth $99,751 sold July 19 at BJ’s Wholesale Club in Waldorf. The jackpot remained unclaimed as of July 20.

Bonus Match 5 produced two $50,000 winners, with tickets sold in Dundalk and Waldorf. Both prizes were unclaimed as of July 20.

Pick 5 players also scored big, including four separate $50,000 winning tickets sold at a 7-Eleven on Gaither Road in Rockville on July 16. Additional Pick 5 prizes of $25,000 were sold in Baltimore, Hyattsville and Silver Spring.

Other notable winners included:

  • A $50,000 THE BIG SPIN Scratch-off ticket sold in Frederick.
  • A $50,000 Multiply Your Money Scratch-off ticket sold in Silver Spring.
  • A $20,000 $1,000,000 Crossword Scratch-off ticket sold in Pocomoke City.
  • Four $10,000 Scratch-off prizes sold in Catonsville, Charlotte Hall, Gaithersburg and North East.
  • Two $25,000 Keno prizes sold in Bethesda and Fort Washington.
  • Three Racetrax prizes worth $16,683, $14,141 and $12,560 sold in Camp Springs, Lanham and Laurel.

Meanwhile, the Mega Millions jackpot climbed to an estimated $707 million annuity for the July 21 drawing, while the Powerball jackpot reached an estimated $544 million annuity for the July 20 drawing.


Key Points

  • A $500K Gifts of Green Scratch-off prize sold in Dundalk was Maryland’s biggest Lottery win of the week.
  • Maryland Lottery players won more than $30 million between July 13 and July 19, including 27 prizes of at least $10K.
  • The week also included multiple $50K Powerball winners, a $99,751 FAST PLAY jackpot and several other major prizes statewide.
Chris Quigley

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