Pile of money
Pile of money.

$580,000 Jackpot Ticket Lottery Ticket Sold in Adelphi

May 31, 2024
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ADELPHI, MD – A fortunate lottery player in Adelphi, Maryland, has struck it rich by winning a $580,000 jackpot from the Multi-Match draw on Thursday, May 30. The winning ticket was sold at Wawa #8521, located at 9100 Riggs Road in Prince George’s County.

The winning numbers for the draw were 3, 5, 21, 31, 32, and 34. The winner now has the option to choose between receiving their prize as an annuity, distributed in 25 equal payments, or a lump sum cash option estimated at $330,000 before taxes.

For its role in selling the winning ticket, the Adelphi Wawa will receive a $1,000 bonus from the Maryland Lottery. This jackpot marks the third Multi-Match win of 2024, following a $660,000 unclaimed prize from the April 29 drawing, which was sold at St. Paul Mini Mart in Baltimore.

The Multi-Match lottery had 10 jackpot winners in 2023, six in 2022, and five in 2021, continuing its streak of creating lucky winners across Maryland.

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