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Maryland Lottery Holiday Raffle makes one Pikesville player a millionaire

Pikesville, MD – A Maryland Lottery player has started the new year with a seven-figure win after landing the $1 million top prize in the 2025 Holiday Raffle, with the winning ticket sold at a 7-Eleven in Pikesville.

The winning ticket — number 136188 — was sold on December 8 at the 7-Eleven located at 1801 Reisterstown Road. It was drawn from a pool of 237,206 tickets sold statewide between November 3 and January 1.

In addition to the grand prize, ten more Holiday Raffle players are walking away with $100,000 each. The winning tickets were sold across the state in cities including Dundalk, Belcamp, Temple Hills, Bethesda, Middle River, Laurel, Ocean City, Lonaconing, and Berlin.

Those $100,000 winning ticket numbers and locations are:

032694 – North Point Diner, Dundalk
050444 – Riverside Sunoco Plus, Belcamp
067928 – Marlow Wings, Temple Hills
102467 – Eddie B’s Market, Middle River
134054 – Westlake Wine, Beer & Deli, Bethesda
160882 – Roundabout Fine Wine & Spirits, Laurel
186723 – Food Lion, Ocean City
191929 – Coney Market, Lonaconing
230525 – Baker’s Tavern, Middle River
230563 – Royal Farms, Berlin

An additional 10,000 tickets won cash prizes between $50 and $500. A full list of winning numbers can be found at mdlottery.com, where players can also search their ticket numbers.

Tickets for the Holiday Raffle were $20 and were printed in sequential order at Maryland Lottery retailers. Winners of larger prizes have 182 days from the date of the drawing to claim their winnings. Prizes over $25,000 must be claimed at the Maryland Lottery Customer Resource Center in Baltimore by appointment.

Three earlier $50,000 Early Bird winners have already claimed their prizes, with all three winners choosing to remain anonymous.

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Key Points

$1 million Holiday Raffle winning ticket sold at 7-Eleven in Pikesville
Ten additional players each win $100,000 from locations across Maryland
Over 10,000 other players win between $50 and $500

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