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Randallstown grandmother wins $200K on Ravens scratch-off

April 17, 2025
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RANDALLSTOWN, MD — A grandmother from Randallstown quietly claimed a $200,000 top prize this week after winning big on a Maryland Lottery Ravens X10 scratch-off ticket, which she purchased in memory of her late husband.


Key Points

  • $200,000 winning Ravens X10 ticket sold at Royal Farms in Reisterstown
  • Winner plans to use money for her grandchildren’s college education
  • Prize is one of nine top-tier wins in the game; three remain unclaimed

Sentimental purchase leads to six-figure win

The winning ticket was bought at the Royal Farms store located at 15 Hanover Pike in Reisterstown. The grandmother said she made the purchase while thinking about her late husband, who regularly played the Maryland Lottery.

She chose the $10 Ravens X10 ticket without a specific reason and discovered the $200,000 prize after scratching it. She remained composed, telling only her son, who accompanied her to claim the prize.

Lottery prize to support future education

The winner intends to use the money to help her grandchildren with college expenses. The store that sold the ticket will receive a $1,000 bonus from the Maryland Lottery.

The Ravens X10 ticket, despite the end of football season, remains one of the state’s most popular scratch-offs. This is the sixth $200,000 prize claimed out of nine total top-tier prizes in the game, leaving three still available.

Grandmother’s tribute ticket turns into $200K win for Randallstown family


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