Montgomery county woman wins $50,000 on lottery scratch-off
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Montgomery County Woman Wins $50,000 on Lottery Scratch-Off

Germantown, MD – A Montgomery County woman recently won $50,000 on the Mega Money scratch-off ticket.

The restaurant worker discovered her win through a $30 instant ticket, revealing multiple $5,000 and $500 prizes. This Germantown resident has expressed plans to deposit her winnings in a bank.

Her winning ticket was purchased at Sugarloaf Wine Cellar, located at 12955 Wisteria Drive in Germantown.

The Mega Money scratch-off game was launched in April and still has many prizes available, including five $50,000 second-tier prizes and multiple lower-tier prizes ranging from $30 to $5,000. Only one of the five $2 million top prizes has been claimed so far by a Southern Anne Arundel County resident.

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