Maryland lottery rolls out big spin game, new scratch-offs with $100k prizes

Baltimore, MD – Maryland Lottery officials announced the return of a popular scratch-off game and the debut of new tickets Friday, giving players multiple chances at prizes up to $250,000. The latest rollout includes the return of “The Big Spin” and the introduction of “Maryland Treasures,” alongside other high-value scratch-offs now available statewide.

The $5 “Big Spin” ticket offers instant prizes up to $50,000, along with a chance to win a spin on a large prize wheel at Lottery headquarters. That spin can award prizes ranging from $50,000 to $250,000.

Players can win by matching numbers or revealing a “SPIN” symbol, which triggers a digital reveal for smaller prizes or entry into the wheel event.

Key Points

Maryland Lottery relaunches “The Big Spin” with top prizes up to $250,000
New “Maryland Treasures” $2 ticket offers prizes up to $10,000
Two $10 games debut with top prizes of $100,000 each

New tickets highlight Maryland themes

The Maryland Lottery also introduced “Maryland Treasures,” a $2 scratch-off featuring artwork from local artists. The ticket offers a top prize of $10,000 and is part of an effort to highlight imagery tied to the state.

Officials said the designs were selected from submissions capturing themes and symbols associated with Maryland.

Additional games return to stores

Two $10 scratch-offs, “Bingo X10” and “Scratch and Match,” are also part of the latest release. Each game offers a top prize of $100,000.

According to Maryland Lottery spokesperson Melanie Losover, “The Big Spin Wheel is ready to be spun at the Maryland Lottery,” marking the return of one of the agency’s most recognizable prize features.

All games are now available at authorized Maryland Lottery retailers.

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