Hagerstown woman hits $50k jackpot waiting at doctor’s office
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Hagerstown woman hits $50k jackpot waiting at doctor’s office

Hagerstown woman wins $50,000 scratch-off prize while waiting at doctor’s office

HAGERSTOWN, Md. – A Washington County woman turned an ordinary trip to the doctor into a $50,000 lottery win after buying a scratch-off ticket to pass the time.

The winner purchased a $20 All About Cash ticket from Liquor Locker, located at 1740 Dual Highway in Hagerstown. She said she decided to play while waiting for her appointment and ended up matching every number on the ticket.

Key Points

  • Hagerstown woman wins $50,000 on All About Cash scratch-off
  • Ticket purchased at Liquor Locker on Dual Highway
  • Winner plans to use prize money to pay off debts

Surprise win at the doctor’s office

The woman said she initially spotted several $1,000 and $5,000 prizes before realizing she had won the game’s second-tier $50,000 prize. She verified the win using the ticket scanner and later claimed her prize at Lottery headquarters in Baltimore.

About the game

All About Cash launched on July 18 and still offers four unclaimed $1 million top prizes and two $50,000 prizes. The game also features lower-tier winnings ranging from $40 to $10,000.

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